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...community and the private sector”. A resilient crowded place has trusted relationships with government, other crowded places, and the public. It has access to accurate, contemporary threat information and has a means of translating this threat information into effective, proportionate protective security measures commensurate with the level of risk they face. Learning...

...community through projects such as Community Action: MK. So if MK is not a city, just what turns a town into one? The Department of Culture, Media and Sport were deliberately vague when defining the criteria for city status for the 2012 competition, but there are a few common assumptions. It has often been thought that the presence of an Anglican cathedral signifies city...

...communities stretched themselves to create the circumstances for a better Northern Ireland. In 1998 in Oslo, David Trimble in his Nobel Peace Prize recipient speech, acknowledged that the Northern Ireland ‘house’ that had been built since 1921 was strong but was not a warm place for all. His speech and his vision (a word he rarely used and personally disliked) was...

...community against another, and sadly this remains a legacy for Northern Ireland. In looking to potentially emulate the performance of wealthier regions. [Relative real GDP per capita (2019 prices)] Figure 2: Relative real GDP per capita (2019 prices) Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS), 2022; regional gross domestic product, all ITL regions Northern Ireland...

...community. Education as a public good According to the Ministry of Justice, "research evidence strongly suggests that education in prison can help people desist (move away) from offending". The UK has one of the highest rates of re-offending in the Western world and this comes at huge costs to both taxpayers and victims. Encouraging engagement with education in prisons...