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How many are killed daily in Hardwick then ?Spend a night in Hardwick and you will change your mind
How many are killed daily in Hardwick then ?Spend a night in Hardwick and you will change your mind
Reported on the local TV news, last night I think it was.where has that come from? I remember us being high up on car crime, burglary, heroin, teenage pregnancies.. not good is it?
But that can't be true because we are told that towns with a Labour MP are reason we have knife crimeReported on the local TV news, last night I think it was.
I was surprised it was worse than London.
I have to say I find the thread title a bit odd.How poor is Middlesbrough? should be the question , with the deprivation comes the associate problems.
It was all over the Tyne Tees News the last few months. They interviewed Barney Green, Vascular Surgeon at James Cook University Hospital who said he is operating on people every three days for knife crime.where has that come from? I remember us being high up on car crime, burglary, heroin, teenage pregnancies.. not good is it?
Sad timesIt was all over the Tyne Tees News the last few months. They interviewed Barney Green, Vascular Surgeon at James Cook University Hospital who said he is operating on people every three days for knife crime.
I was not quite sure how to phrase it - toughest or hardest or scariest etcI have to say I find the thread title a bit odd.
In terms of deprivation, Teesside has disproportionately more deprived areas than anywhere else in the country.
Realise that from your OP, wasn't a criticism, apologies if it appeared that way and I know from your posts that you're in the category of decent posters on hereI was not quite sure how to phrase it - toughest or hardest or scariest etc
I am sensitive to lack of opportunities and poverty in the Town and area, which no doubt provides a breeding crowd for crime and and anti-social behaviour, but its more than just poverty, possibly a legacy of heavy industry and a male dominant working class culture.
Bulwell was a dodgy area...........Of all the places i've lived in Nottingham has some of the roughest estates. and what makes it worse is some of the old pit villages are being filled with "problem" people from the South and South-East. Nottinghamshire people are decent enough,but they won't put up with Cocky so and so's.
I asked my dad a couple of years ago where's the roughest place he's been and he said South Bank. also said though, the pubs used to be good there(he was in the Brewery trade for a bit).
I've never felt unsafe anywhere in the North East - once lived on a Newcastle Estate where we had the odd burnt out car on the Grass nearby.