This youth engagement scheme, developed by the London Fire Brigade, aims to tackle fire-related anti-social behaviour amongst young people (e.g. fire setting and hoax calls) and...
The project is built on the belief that the inclusion of positive activities that young people wanted could reduce anti-social behaviour, disorder and fear of crime for the longer...
The core aim of the project was to reduce anti-social behaviour and crime in the park and the local vicinity and to provide an improved quality of life for local residents, so that...
The Charlton Athletic Social Inclusion Programme offered young people a chance to get involved in something fun and positive, whilst spending time with young people from other...
This project examined European research on cultural, contextual and risk issues in children's safe use of the internet and new media across 21 countries. All project outputs and...
Odyssey is a European funded research project that tackles the problem of analysing crime and ballistics data, taken from disparate heterogeneous ballistic systems, across Europe.
This case study examines the achievements of a partnership initiated and led by a group of local traders lobbying to reverse the economic decline of their shopping precinct serving...
This study set out to consider whether residential streets could serve as shared spaces where residents and sex workers could coexist, drawing on research in residential...
The aim is to introduce attendees in a two and a half hour session to the basic principles and techniques used in crime and disorder reduction. Attendees could be tenants'...