Reducing Burglary Initiative Project Summary: Stirchley, Birmingham

Marianne Thompson; Ian Hearnden; Andrew Millie; Jacque Mallender; Rebecca Kingsnorth

Reducing Burglary Initiative Project Summary: Stirchley, Birmingham

Marianne Thompson
, Ian Hearnden
, Andrew Millie
, Jacque Mallender
, Rebecca Kingsnorth

School of Law & Criminal Justice

Home Office

Research output: Book/Report › Project report

104 Downloads (Pure)

Abstract

Round 1 of the Reducing Burglary Initiative (RBI) was built upon a strong evidence base of operational research, which had identified types of measures that can be effective in reducing burglary in local areas. A key objective of the RBI was to find out what works best where. Sixty three Strategic Development Projects (SDPs) were funded by Round 1 of the RBI. These projects were encouraged to develop innovative burglary reduction strategies. As a result, a wide range of interventions was implemented in a variety of contexts making use of different principles. This paper presents a summary of one of these SDPs where the main interventions implemented were: - Installation of alley gates - Improvements to fences - Property marking - Publicity campaign, through a newsletter.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	The Home Office
Commissioning body	Home Office
Publication status	Published - 2003

Access to Document

stirchley_summary.pdfOther version, 56.5 KBLicence: Unspecified

http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20110218135832/rds.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/pdfs2/r204sup4stirchley.pdf

Cite this

@book{8c8f479197554d38ad7d7738279189db,

title = "Reducing Burglary Initiative Project Summary: Stirchley, Birmingham",

abstract = "Round 1 of the Reducing Burglary Initiative (RBI) was built upon a strong evidence base of operational research, which had identified types of measures that can be effective in reducing burglary in local areas. A key objective of the RBI was to find out what works best where. Sixty three Strategic Development Projects (SDPs) were funded by Round 1 of the RBI. These projects were encouraged to develop innovative burglary reduction strategies. As a result, a wide range of interventions was implemented in a variety of contexts making use of different principles. This paper presents a summary of one of these SDPs where the main interventions implemented were: - Installation of alley gates - Improvements to fences - Property marking - Publicity campaign, through a newsletter.",

author = "Marianne Thompson and Ian Hearnden and Andrew Millie and Jacque Mallender and Rebecca Kingsnorth",

note = "Home Office Research Findings 204 Supplement 4",

year = "2003",

language = "English",

publisher = "The Home Office",

}

TY - BOOK

T1 - Reducing Burglary Initiative Project Summary: Stirchley, Birmingham

AU - Thompson, Marianne

AU - Hearnden, Ian

AU - Millie, Andrew

AU - Mallender, Jacque

AU - Kingsnorth, Rebecca

N1 - Home Office Research Findings 204 Supplement 4

PY - 2003

Y1 - 2003

N2 - Round 1 of the Reducing Burglary Initiative (RBI) was built upon a strong evidence base of operational research, which had identified types of measures that can be effective in reducing burglary in local areas. A key objective of the RBI was to find out what works best where. Sixty three Strategic Development Projects (SDPs) were funded by Round 1 of the RBI. These projects were encouraged to develop innovative burglary reduction strategies. As a result, a wide range of interventions was implemented in a variety of contexts making use of different principles. This paper presents a summary of one of these SDPs where the main interventions implemented were: - Installation of alley gates - Improvements to fences - Property marking - Publicity campaign, through a newsletter.

AB - Round 1 of the Reducing Burglary Initiative (RBI) was built upon a strong evidence base of operational research, which had identified types of measures that can be effective in reducing burglary in local areas. A key objective of the RBI was to find out what works best where. Sixty three Strategic Development Projects (SDPs) were funded by Round 1 of the RBI. These projects were encouraged to develop innovative burglary reduction strategies. As a result, a wide range of interventions was implemented in a variety of contexts making use of different principles. This paper presents a summary of one of these SDPs where the main interventions implemented were: - Installation of alley gates - Improvements to fences - Property marking - Publicity campaign, through a newsletter.

M3 - Project report

BT - Reducing Burglary Initiative Project Summary: Stirchley, Birmingham

PB - The Home Office

CY - London

ER -

Reducing Burglary Initiative Project Summary: Stirchley, Birmingham

Abstract

Access to Document

Fingerprint

Cite this