Hiya, I was wondering if anything can be done? A man (who is a tad odd too) moved into a social house and parks his car in a church/council ran car park instead of the car park on his street, which is next road along, but can be accessed easily by foot on a path that runs between the streets.
The side of his house is onto the church land and council-run car park. It's no longer a church but a community centre, where I do voluntary gardening. The camera is pointing at his car but is also going to be capturing by default the comings and goings to the church/community centre, including a lot of children going to ballet classes, kids clubs etc and some members who come to groups run for more vulnerable members of our community. Am pretty sure the entrance of the church is being recorded too because of the angle and that the camera rather close.
Is there any expectation to privacy at all? There is a tiny sign on the wall saying about CCTV, very high up but no information of what he is doing with the data, who he is etc.
I was always of the understanding that filming public places should be limited (unless council run) and people can expect some sort of privacy. I presume that may not extend to a carpark? How can we know what he is doing with that information he is recording? I am uneasy about asking him direct as he is rather unpredictable and has an aggressive streak.
Any help be really appreciated. Thankyou.