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'Crime Control' in Contemporary Europe ORGANIZATION EUROCRIM2015 CONFERENCE IS ORGANIZED BY: ESC Challenging ‘Crime’ and ‘Crime Control’ in Contemporary EuropeFDUP, SCHOOL OF CRIMINOLOGY 17th Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology 13–16 September 2017 Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom Challenging ‘Crime’ Maps of Cardiff EuroCrim 2017 and ‘Crime Control’ in Contemporary Europe conference venues 17th Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology 13–16 September 2017 Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom Main Building Bute Building Glamorgan Building St. David’s Hall 4 Tiny Rebel 18 Cafés, Cafés, Restaurants restaurants and Bars in Cardiffand Citybars Centre in Cardiff City1 Centre We are pleased to offer you a voucher for a free drink at a Welsh bar called Tiny Rebel which is located at 25 Westgate 1 6 Street opposite the P Principality Stadium (a 10 minute walk from St David’s Hall). As well as 22 soft drinks, this micro- brewery offers a wide selection of alcoholic drinks including a range P of cask and keg beers which have been brewed in-house. The food served here includes P P 1 6 burgers, pizza, vegan dishes and pub snacks. You can find your voucher in your conference bag. P The Hayes/ 04 P P P Mill Lane 05 Shopping Area P P 1 5 Pedestrianised Shoppin P When you exit St David’s P Public Car Parks P P Hall, turn left and within CardiffWest Park and Ride Shopping Area Bus Stop 03 1 2 a 5-minute walk you will Pedestrianised Shopping Area Cardiff East Park and Ride P 21 find Starbucks and a P Public Car Parks Bus Stop 13 variety of restaurants CardiffWest Park and Ride Bus Stop 02 serving Italian Cardiff East Park and Ride (Giovanni’s, Jamie’s Bus Stop P Italian, Carluccio’s, 1 4 P Ask Italian), Mexican P (Wahaca, Las Iguanas) and Asian (Wagamama, P P Juboraj) cuisine as well as burgers (Gourmet 2 Burger Kitchen) and P classics (Bill’s). Continue P past these restaurants P and you will arrive at a 1 7 selection of bars and 06 135 19 discos including The 10 Duke of Wellington, The 09 07 Corner House, Ten Mill Lane, Peppermint Bar 20 01 and Mocka. P P P P Working Street/ 18 St John’s Street / 08 Kingsway 06 11 P Directly opposite St David’s Hall is the P Hayes Island Snack Bar where you can 05 buy hot sandwiches, P burgers, tea/coffee and pastries. When you leave St David’s Hall, turn right and you will find Costa coffee, Burger King, Gregg’s bakery and the Owain Glyndwr which serves pub food. Continue straight and Conference venues Street index Food & drink as you walk along the St David’s Hall 01 The Hayes/Mill Lane 05 Tiny Rebel 18 right-hand side of Cardiff Glamorgan Building 02 Working Street/St John’s Street/Kingsway 06 The Clink 19 Castle you will pass a Bute Building 03 Trinity Street/Church Street 07 Hayes Island Snack Bar 20 pub called Hopbunker Main Building 04 Morgan and Royal Arcade 08 Pen and Wig 21 which specialises in craft Castle Arcade 09 beers and ales. Vegan High Street and Duke Street Arcade 10 Milgi 22 St Mary street 11 Park Place 12 St Andrews Place 13 Gorsedd Gardens 14 North Road 15 City Road/Albany Road/Wellfield Road 16 The Friary 17 Trinity Street/Church Arcades 08 09 10 Near the Cardiff Information for The Clink 19 Map Street 07 University Conference Vegetarians As you leave St David’s Hall The Clink is a unique charity Buildings and Vegans 22 When you exit St David’s you will notice that in front with restaurants located Hall and turn right along of you there are several Park Place runs along the Vegetarians and vegans are throughout England and Working Street, you will entrances to arcades. We front of the entrance to catered for in the majority Wales. Each restaurant is see a small park on your encourage you to explore Main Building. Here, there of restaurants and cafés in situated within the grounds left where St John the these as is Costa coffee, Subway Cardiff. However, here are of a prison; in Cardiff, The Baptist City Parish Church is you will find further places sandwiches and Cardiff some recommendations Clink is next door to HMP situated. If you turn left and to eat, drink and shop. University’s Students Union for places to eat if you are Cardiff on Knox Road. circle around the church you Among these are great which houses several vegetarian/vegan. Atma The food is prepared and will arrive at Trinity Street/ places to stop for breakfast, places to eat and drink in (Capitol Centre, Queen served by prisoners who Church Street. Here you will lunch, tea and cakes (for addition to a supermarket. Street), Milgi (City Road), have received relevant find pubs (The Old Market example, Barkers Tea House, If you walk along Park Place Anna-Loka (Albany Road) training with the aim of Tavern, Small Bar, Ten Feet Garlands), an American- toward St David’s Hall, you and the Vegetarian Food providing them with the Tall), as well as Italian style sandwich shop (New will pass a restaurant/bar Studio (Penarth Road) are experience and assistance restaurants (The Real Italian York Deli), a place to try on the left called 29 Park exclusively vegetarian/ to gain employment in the Pizza, Café Citta), a bakery local Welsh food (Seasons) Place. To the rear of this, vegan restaurants. While restaurant industry when specialising in Cornish and the Viennese-inspired on Park Grove, is another the Grazing Shed on St they are released. Not only Pasties (The Cornish Wally’s Delicatessen and restaurant/bar called The Mary Street is a burger is The Clink celebrated for Bakehouse) and Truffles – a Kaffeehaus. Pen and Wig. Also on the restaurant, you can select its charitable contribution, café known for its cooked left, on a side street called any option from the it has received several breakfasts. St Mary Street 11 St Andrews Place, there is a extensive menu and request prestigious awards for the coffee shop called Coffee A to swap the meat burger for high quality of its food If you walk through the a vegetarian one. The Plan The Friary 17 GoGo. As you continue down and service. arcades you will find Park Place, on the right Café (Morgan Arcade), Café When you reach Burger King on yourself on St Mary Street. is a park called Gorsedd Citta (Church Street) and Please be aware that The St John Street, turn right on to Dotted along this street are Gardens. Here, you will Madame Fromage (Castle Clink does not serve alcohol Queen Street and then left on many more restaurants, find Brodie’s Coffee Hut. Arcade) all have a good and its opening hours vary to The Friary. Here you will find cafés and bars. At night, and Finally, situated on North selection of vegetarian/ on different days of the Mission Burrito (a Mexican especially at the weekend, Road (which runs behind vegan options. week. If you wish to make sandwich shop), Coffee #1 St Mary Street hosts a lively the Glamorgan and Bute an enquiry about dining at which serves a large range nightlife as many of the bars Buildings) is the Royal The Clink, we advise you to of coffees, teas, smoothies and nightclubs are open College of Music and call in advance on +44 (0)29 and cakes, bar/restaurants till late. Drama where you will 2092 3130 or book a table (Revolución De Cuba, Slug and find a cafeteria on the via the website Lettuce), and the Live Lounge ground floor. http://theclinkcharity.org/ – a bar/nightclub that is open the-clink-restaurants/ until 4am. cardiff-wales/ For more information about places to eat and drink and Cardiff, visit: www.visitcardiff.com/eatdrink/ EuroCrim 2017 in brief 2017inbrief EuroCrim 9.45 –10.00 Buildings University Hall /Cardiff St David’s 8.30 –9.45 2 Hall–Level St David’s –16.00 08.00 15thSeptember Friday 3,4,5 Hall–Levels St David’s –19.00 17.00 Buildings University Hall/Cardiff St David’s 15.45 –17.00 Building Hall/Glamorgan St David’s –15.45 15.15 Buildings University Hall/Cardiff St David’s –15.15 14.00 –14.00 13.00 Auditorium 3, Hall–Level St David’s –13.00 11.45 Building Hall/Glamorgan St David’s –11.45 11.15 Buildings University Hall/Cardiff St David’s –11.15 10.00 09.45 –10.00 Buildings University Hall/Cardiff St David’s 08.30 –09.45 2 Hall–Level St David’s –19.00 08.00 14thSeptember Thursday Lounge 3, Hall–Level St David’s 19.30 –21.00 Auditorium 3, Hall–Level St David’s –19.30 17.30 Buildings University Cardiff 08.30 –16.30 2 Hall–Level St David’s –20.00 15.00 13thSeptember Wednesday Break session5 Panel Registration social’ ‘ice cream and winereception session, Poster session4 Panel break Coffee session3 Panel Break Europe incontemporary and criminaljustice policing facing Challenges session1: Plenary break Coffee session2 Panel Break session1 Panel Registration Reception Welcome Ceremony Award &ESC Opening Ceremony groups) (working meetings Pre-conference Registration 5 EuroCrim 2017 in brief Wednesday 13th September 15.00 – 20.00 Registration St David’s Hall – Level 2 08.30 – 16.30 Pre-conference meetings (working groups) Cardiff University Buildings 17.30 – 19.30 Opening Ceremony & ESC Award Ceremony St David’s Hall – Level 3, Auditorium 19.30 – 21.00 Welcome Reception St David’s Hall – Level 3, Lounge Thursday 14th September 08.00 – 19.00 Registration St David’s Hall – Level 2 08.30 – 09.45 Panel session 1 St David’s Hall / Cardiff University Buildings 09.45 – 10.00 Break 10.00 – 11.15 Panel session 2 St David’s Hall / Cardiff University Buildings 11.15 – 11.45 Coffee break St David’s Hall / Glamorgan Building 11.45 – 13.00 Plenary session 1: Challenges facing policing St David’s Hall – Level 3, Auditorium and criminal justice in contemporary Europe 13.00 – 14.00 Break 14.00 – 15.15 Panel session 3 St David’s Hall / Cardiff University Buildings 15.15
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