A research basis for addressing youth offending on the Broadland 'Stairway out of Crime' programme

GR Boswell; F Poland; AM Killett; JL Cross

A research basis for addressing youth offending on the Broadland 'Stairway out of Crime' programme

GR Boswell
, F Poland
, AM Killett
, JL Cross

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Abstract

Most communities seek to reduce crime in their locality. To direct their resources most effectively, they need to gain an understanding of local offenders, types of offending and the services available to address them. Rarely, however, is this understanding reached through the concrete evidence which can be gained by investing in detailed research. Broadland Council in the UK is one of 7 district bodies responsible for local governance in the rural Eastern county of Norfolk. In 2005, it resolved to introduce a programme named 'Stairway', to help its offenders, particularly the young, to move out of crime.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	2
Number of pages	1
Journal	British Journal of Community Justice
Volume	7
Publication status	Published - 2009

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