Well doing some research before emailing Hilary Benn and the newspapers...Bloody BBC reporting is shockingly bad here, why they are the nation's trusted source I have no idea with crap reporting like this.
The first paragraph claims "A managed red light district in Leeds should stay in place, a report has found."
- Yet no info on what report is called or when it was published.
Only 6% of Holbeck residents responded so not hugely representative sample. How do the authors of the report reach their conclusions based on this response rate?
The BBC report then goes on to say..."However, the majority of residents (of that 'massive' 6%) surveyed said they had witnessed an increase in sex worker and drug use within the zone.
It added "women and those with children that reported feeling least safe walking/travelling through Holbeck and who were the least optimistic in terms of the MA meeting the strategic aims."
Yeah seems like a real success then, NOT. What a crock of shit BBC, what a failure of journalism.
www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-england-leeds-53355765