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The Street Wardens Programme as a neighbourhood renewal intervention: the challenge of translating national policy into creative local responses in a performance management context

A 2008 journal article from Bristol University Press examines the Street Wardens Programme as a neighbourhood renewal intervention and the difficulties of adapting national policy to local performance-management settings. The source record supplied includes only the title, publisher, content type, and publication date.

Categories: politics-and-governance

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Global importance: 2/10The event's broader significance, from limited importance (1) to major global importance (10).
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Why it matters

It provides an academic analysis of how national policy is translated into local neighbourhood renewal practice within a performance management context.

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The Street Wardens Programme as a neighbourhood renewal intervention: the challenge of translating national policy into creative local responses in a performance management context

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