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Richard Taylor made this Freedom of Information request to Cambridgeshire County Council
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From: Richard Taylor
24 November 2011
Dear Cambridgeshire County Council,
A draft report titled : "Cambridgeshire Strategic Assessment 2011,
An analysis of community safety issues" was presented to the
Interim Community Safety Countywide Board on the 24th of November
2011.
Page 14 of this document includes Chart 5: Cambridgeshire wards:
Relative deprivation and crime rates
Could you please release the raw data displayed on this chart,
including the ward name corresponding to each row of data.
Only selected points have been labelled on the chart, the
additional information not already accessible to me which I am
seeking is the identity of the wards the unlabelled points
correspond to.
The lead authors of the report are listed as Leigh Roberts and
Michael Soper who I believe are council officers.
--
Richard Taylor
Cambridge
http://www.rtaylor.co.uk
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Cambridgeshire County Council
25 November 2011
Dear Mr Taylor
Re: Freedom of Information Request ref 1535
Thank you for your email of 24 November in which you requested
information about Relative deprivation and crime rates.
Your request will be dealt with in line with the Freedom of Information
Act and its regulations. In accordance with the Act, the Council aims
to respond to all requests within 20 working days, in this instance by
22 December.
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fulfil your request we will contact you again. Please quote the
reference number above in all future correspondence concerning this
request.
Yours sincerely,
Matthew Smith
Information Governance Officer
Cambridgeshire County Council
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From: Jenner Clare
Cambridgeshire County Council
6 December 2011
Dear Mr Taylor,
Thank you for your request which has been dealt with in line with the
Freedom of Information Act 2000. Please find attached Cambridgeshire
County Council's response to your request - I hope you find this
helpful. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Our Research Manager, Mike Soper, is happy to discuss the data further
if you wish. He can be contacted on [email address]
or 01223 715312.
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Kind regards,
Clare Jenner
Cambridgeshire County Council
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Richard Taylor left an annotation (24 November 2011)
These may be the very rural areas; or it may be that there are lessons to be learnt from these areas which can be applied to those high deprivation areas where crime is also high.
The data will also reveal wealthy areas of the county where there are low crime levels.
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