SAVING THE INNER CITY: BROADWATER FARM, A STRATEGY FOR SURVIVAL
01 January 1991
SAVING THE INNER CITY: BROADWATER FARM, A STRATEGY FOR SURVIVAL
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Middlesex Polytechnic Centre for Criminology
MPCC, Jun 1986 30pp + appendices (MPCC, Queensway, Enfield,
Middlesex EN3 4SF) RP60926A
In October 1984 the Middlesex Polytechnic Centre for Criminology
was commissioned by the Gifford Inquiry to survey Broadwater
Farm, Haringey. The survey, the most extensive on any council
estate in Britain, produced a large amount of data on community
organisations, crime, harassment, and policing on the estate.
Covers target hardening, Neighbourhood Watch, the establishment
of a neighbourhood law centre, education, employment, policing
practice, victim support, police accountability and a police
authority for London. The report argues for a systematic policy
initiative to solve the inner city crisis and stresses a multi-
agency approach involving the schools, the local council, the
police, tenants organisation, community groups and the public.
United Kingdom, crime prevention, estate layout, local
government, complaints, racism, unemployment, home beat, women,
fear of crime, insurance, stop and search, black people, crime
rate, racial harassment, sexual harassment, race relations,
statistics, artificial lighting, balcony, perimeter, road,
walkways
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