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Perceptions of danger in Rotherham not justified ? Lifestyle survey 2012
Rotherham Secondary School Lifestyle Survey, 2012 Borough Wide Report “Perceptions of danger in public places are not justified by local crime statistics” says Rotherham Council’s Steve Parry of the crime and anti-social behaviour team. “Compared with 14 similar towns across … Continue reading
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