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well if that is the case I have a higher chance of being stabbed, raped and kidnapped when I leave my house in Wimbledon then if I lived in Brixton
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I believe the information is live data from the Metropolitan Police. Looking at the information though I need to get out of Maida Vale and quick!!!!
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It says on the site that it is Met Police data, so looks like it isn't Government generated statistics.
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Be even more useful if you could overlay the ethnic make-up of the area with the crime statsOriginally posted by macca1971 View PostCame across an article in the Telegraph saying there was a website called www.zubedpi.com which currently maps all the crime data for London. Apparently it is going to use the same format for show all of UK, and will add things such as mapping all schools with a breakdown of their official key stage reports. There is also going to things such as hospital, GP, dentist data etc.
Worth a look because it could be a really cool site particularly as it grows.
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at last, a single place for social information
Came across an article in the Telegraph saying there was a website called www.zubedpi.com which currently maps all the crime data for London. Apparently it is going to use the same format for show all of UK, and will add things such as mapping all schools with a breakdown of their official key stage reports. There is also going to things such as hospital, GP, dentist data etc.
Worth a look because it could be a really cool site particularly as it grows.
BADGER
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