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Page | 1 - 70% of Respondents Feel Unsafe in Bradford in Connection with Vehicular Nuisance Nuisance Driving PSPO Consultation – Full Report Appendix A - 88% of respondents live in the Bradford district Of those responding community groups these include: Shipley Glen Cable Tramway Friends of Baildon Moor, and BMDC Local Access Forum Social cruise car groups Ilkley Town Council School governor in three Bradford schools Scholemoor beacon Rockwell community centre, Bradford Friend of Peel Park The Orchard Lifehouse, Leeds Road Sandy Lane Parish Council Upper Heaton Working Together Harden Parish Council BD2/BD10 Neighbourhood Watch BD18 Neighbourhood Watch Windhill/Wrose Eccleshill community association Bradford Breakthrough Odsal Area Residents' Association Eccleshill community association Denholme Neighbourhood Watch Page | 1 - 70% of respondents feel unsafe in Bradford in connection with vehicular nuisance - 75% of respondents said they feel less safe in some parts of the district than others - The following table shows the areas of the district people reported feeling less safe (shows those areas with more than 10 responses): City Centre 140 Manningham 126 Leeds Road 81 Great Horton Road 74 BD3 61 Girlington 48 BD8 33 Holmewood 30 Page | 2 BD9 26 BD7 25 Heaton 24 Barkerend Road 20 Lidget Green 19 Keighley Town 18 BD10 17 Little Horton 15 Bradford Moor 14 Duckworth Lane 12 West Bowling 12 Haworth Road 11 Thornbury 11 Not a Don't % very/ A very big A fairly big Not a big problem know/ Not fairly big Do you think there's a problem in Bradford with… problem problem problem at all applicable problem Excessive noise from motor vehicles 26% 37% 21% 14% 2% 63% Causing danger to other road users (incl pedestrians) 56% 22% 9% 12% 1% 78% Causing damage or a risk of damage to private property 32% 32% 19% 11% 5% 64% Persons in motor vehicles or congregating around them shouting or swearing at, or abusing, threatening or otherwise intimidating? 34% 28% 18% 13% 7% 62% Person(s) in motor vehicles causing a public nuisance to other person(s), eg due to very noisy engines or exhaust systems or revving of engines 44% 29% 12% 14% 2% 72% Person(s) congregating or loitering as part of a group around (or in) one or more motor vehicles 35% 28% 16% 15% 5% 63% Engaging in promoting, encouraging or assisting in activities or other motor vehicular related nuisance 35% 30% 13% 15% 7% 65% Causing or permitting excessive amplified music or other noise from motor vehicles 24% 34% 23% 16% 4% 58% - 76% of respondents support the use of a PSPO to stop motor vehicles being used anti-socially by people in the district Page | 3 Demographics No of % of Gender Respondents Respondents Male 709 56% Female 484 38% Other 9 1% Prefer not to say 58 5% No of % of Age Respondents Respondents Under 17 5 0.4% 17 to 24 107 8.5% 25 to 39 332 26.3% 40 to 59 518 41.1% 60 to 69 208 16.5% Over 69 90 7.1% No of % of Do you consider yourself to be disabled? Respondents Respondents No 1133 90% Yes 127 10% No of % of Ethnicity Respondents Respondents Any other ethnic group (tick and specify below) 42 3% Asian - Bangladeshi 14 1% Asian - Indian 23 2% Asian - Other (tick and specify below) 4 0% Asian - Pakistani 198 16% Black - African 3 0% Black - Caribbean 2 0% Black - Other (tick and specify below) 1 0% Chinese 5 0% Mixed - Other (tick and specify below) 3 0% Mixed - White & Asian 21 2% Mixed - White & Black African 4 0% Mixed - White & Black Caribbean 10 1% White - British 904 72% White - Irish 6 0% White - Other (tick and specify below) 20 2% Page | 4 No of survey Postcode of respondents responses BD1 30 BD2 107 BD3 51 BD4 54 BD5 49 BD6 57 BD7 82 BD8 66 BD9 101 BD10 110 BD11 7 BD12 48 BD13 75 BD14 23 BD15 52 BD16 47 BD17 49 BD18 105 BD19 9 BD20 25 BD21 21 BD22 12 BD23 6 Outside of Bradford 67 unknown 7 Page | 5.
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