Posts Tagged ‘Glasgow’
Effective Interventions Reviews
Produced in partnership with Glasgow University, Effective Intervention Reviews provide independent academic research from across the UK on a range of community safety topics. These archived reports offer evidence-based insights into what works in community safety practice. User Guide: How to work with the SCS Effective Intervention Reviews Anti-Social Behaviour Approaches to Community Safety…
Read MoreBriefing Paper | Evidence of Home Adaptations: When Is a Home Not A Home?
This Briefing provides overview of the recently published Evidence Review of Home Adaptations in the UK and other OECD Countries.The research was completed on behalf of the UK Collaborative for Housing Evidence. It is a welcome report, providing insights and research – by other professionals – into the effectiveness of adaptations for home safety. The…
Read MoreEdinburgh Meadows
Shirley McLaren is the Community Safety Manager at City of Edinburgh City Council. On Tuesday 13th April, Shirley explained to SCSN how her and her teams’ efforts helped to reduce levels of violence and antisocial behaviour in the Meadows in Edinburgh. The Meadows is a green space in Edinburgh that attracts people from across Edinburgh and…
Read MoreArchive: Foundational Community Safety Initiatives (Pre-2012)
This collection represents the foundational work of community safety partnerships across Scotland prior to 2012. Many of these projects—such as “Street Stuff” in Renfrewshire and “Show Racism the Red Card”—grew into iconic, long-running programs that are still recognized today. These case studies provide a historical look at how diversionary activities (from pigeon racing to mobile…
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