From SMO, main building at ACC, taken with a flash

The same photo without a flashThe lights block your night vision rather than illuminating.

(Some flecks are raindrops reflecting the light situated above the door – It was raining)

The same lights after walking forward a bit

The same horrible light from a bit further forwardThe road would be even less visible were it not wet and reflective at the time.

The Sleat Health CentreLights shining out all night every night in all directions, spoiling your night vision and any hope of spotting intruders, if there ever were any in Sleat

The light on Sleat School, right by the roadsideShining out all directions all night every night, dangerously spoiling the night vision of cyclists and pedestrians

The light on the school closer up

The tower at SMOwith another light shining out in all directions

SMO, at the entrance to ACCThe glare from the light is dangerous. The car can be seen with its back lights on, but would a cyclist or walker or anything else be seen?

The same glaring light as you approach

And from the other direction

Looking back the other direction towards the buildingsEvery single outside light at SMO shines out sideways , dazzling you and spoiling your night vision rather than being directed down and illuminating

Another exampleUseless lights in a corner where no-one goes, just spoiling the night vision of walkers in other places from where they can be seen

The light on Sleat School as seen from a car with dipped headlights

The same light and the road as seen by approaching walkers and cyclists