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Positive citizens or trainee consumers?
Sutton youths are being given discount cards for high street shops if they stay out of trouble. What does this really teach them? Continue reading
Posted in Citizenship, Sutton
Tagged crime, policing, Positive Citizen, Sutton, youth
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The Stepford Wives of Worcester Park
Children of social housing tenants at The Hamptons in Worcester Park have been given a 9pm curfew. Fine by us, say the parents. Continue reading
Posted in Sutton, Urban design
Tagged anti-social behaviour, communities, crime, disorder, london, Thames Valley Housing, The Hamptons, Worcester Park
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