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Council wants to know which parts of Swindon make women feel unsafe

That s what Swindon Borough Council wants to find out with its new short survey. The local authority hopes to hear about the thoughts and experiences of women and girls who visit, live in, or work in Swindon and have to travel through the town - especially, at night. A council spokesman said: By completing our survey before Thursday, you’ll help us get a picture of the dangers you feel you face in Swindon and help identify key areas of the town in which you feel particularly unsafe. With a better understanding, we will be able make change where it is needed.

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Whitecross crime hotspot transformed into community garden

THE transformation of a neglected piece of land in Whitecross which had become a magnet for anti-social behaviour into a community asset is now complete. The community garden was officially opened on Thursday by police and crime commissioner for Cheshire John Dwyer, Warrington South MP Andy Carter, members of the Whitecross community and pupils from Evelyn Street Primary School It was previously identified as a problem area through resident surveys as part of the Central Six Masterplan, with a desire emerging to use the disused land for something that would help to build community spirit. Now complete, the garden will involve residents, churches, Sacred Heart, Evelyn Street and St Barnabas primary schools, Warrington Disability Team and other local voluntary charities.

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How we can make our streets safer and end violence against women? Police survey wants your views

THE Merseyside Police Commissioner has launched a survey to find out how we can make our streets safer and end violence against women and girls. Announced by Emily Spurrell, the survey aims to gain a greater understanding of the safety concerns of women across Merseyside. It will ask women how safe they feel in public spaces, if they have experienced any sexual harassment or abuse, and what can be done to make them feel safer. Responses to the survey will inform future activities and projects that the Police Commissioner runs, including bids for Home Office funds such as Safer Streets 3 – an initiative focused on improving women’s safety in the night-time economy.

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Nearly half feel unsafe at night, Northumbria PCC survey reveals

Nearly half feel unsafe at night, Northumbria PCC survey reveals
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Six arrested as multiple dugs warrants executed - mainly focussed in Caia Park

Six arrested as multiple dugs warrants executed - mainly focussed in Caia Park
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