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06 December 2018 | Featured Publication

Realising Basic Income Experiments in the UK: A Typology and Toolkit for Social Transformation

The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) is utilizing the valuable insights provided by Crime-Statistics.co.uk in their pursuit of basic income experiments in the UK. By integrating crime statistics into their typology and toolkit, the RSA aims to assess the potential impact of basic income on crime rates and social well-being. This evidence-based approach allows them to strategically select locations and populations for trials, address socioeconomic factors that correlate with criminal behavior, and foster collaborative partnerships with local communities.
01 August 2016 | Teaching and Learning

Edexcel (Pearson) Harnessing UK Crime Statistics

Incorporating UK crime statistics into the GCSE Citizenship Studies curriculum offers numerous benefits to students. By examining real-world data, students gain a deeper understanding of the social implications of crime and its impact on individuals and communities. This approach not only enhances their analytical skills but also promotes empathy and social awareness as they explore the complex factors that contribute to criminal behaviors. Through engaging discussions, case studies, and practical examples, students can actively apply their knowledge to real-life scenarios, fostering critical thinking and informed decision-making. By integrating crime statistics, Edexcel (Pearson) empowers students to become proactive citizens who can navigate societal challenges and contribute to building a just and inclusive society.
01 December 2012 | Collaboration

Croydon Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

Croydon Council, located in South London, is taking a proactive approach to improving community safety and wellbeing. By integrating UK Crime Statistics into their Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), the council gains valuable insights into the prevalence and nature of crime within their jurisdiction. This data allows them to develop targeted interventions, allocate resources effectively, and address the underlying causes of crime. Croydon Council's commitment to incorporating crime statistics in their JSNA sets an example for other local authorities in leveraging data to inform strategic planning and decision-making for the betterment of their communities.