McMillan, Lesley

Robertson, Annette

English

The aim of this research was to evaluate the use of dispersal powers in the Parkhead area of Glasgow. The dispersal order was in place from September 2009 to January 2010 and early indicators suggested a significant impact on antisocial behaviour in the area. The research sought to investigate the overall impact on the community by reviewing the available statistical evidence on crime and antisocial behaviour before, during and after the dispersal order was in place and also providing a qualitative overview, which involved talking to thepolice, statutory and non-statutory agencies involved to various degrees in the development and implementation of the dispersal order, and also the wider community, including young people. The general findings of the research are summarised under four main headings: overall conclusions, dispersal, diversion and displacement

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Evaluation of the Use of Dispersal Powers in the East End of Glasgow: Full Report

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Evaluation of the Use of Dispersal Powers in the East End of Glasgow: Full Report

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