Low level anti-social behaviour could be tackled through the introduction of conflict resolution training for public sector workers, volunteers and citizens, according to a new report published by the RSA, The Woolwich model.
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Residents of housing estates, youth workers, teachers and housing managers should be trained to tackle anti-social behaviour as part of a "Big Society" drive, according to a report published by the RSA.
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Ben Rogers argues for citizens to be trained in tackling anti-social behaviour.