Measuring public confidence in relation to dealing with anti-social behaviour in Durham and Darlington

Liam Ralph; Paul Robinson; Sarah Soppitt; Samantha Walker; Rebecca Oswald

Measuring public confidence in relation to dealing with anti-social behaviour in Durham and Darlington

Liam Ralph, Paul Robinson, Sarah Soppitt, Samantha Walker, Rebecca Oswald

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

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This research provides a comprehensive assessment of antisocial behaviour (ASB) across Durham and Darlington, drawing on survey data from 833 residents, focus groups with 48 young people, interviews with parents and stakeholders, and an analysis of police related social media activity.

Original language	English
Publisher	Northumbria University
Number of pages	46
Publication status	Published - 31 Mar 2026

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