Re: City Question

["Roger Stenning" <roger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ted -

> I was flipping throught the Miami Sourcebook, and got to wondering
> if there is any Real world book/website/etc. out there that lists
> different neighborhoods/crime rates/places to avoid for travellers?
> I bet most of the cities chamber of commerce would be likely to
> admit "no, don't travel this section at night, you'll probably be
> mugged, or worse".

I'm slowly working on including such stats (in a graphical format,
like the Miami Sourcebook) into the London Sourcebook at the moment;
the Metropolitan Police Service makes these stats available on-line,
on a monthly and annual basis, borough by borough, at
http://www.met.police.uk/police/mps/mps/press/stats.htm in both html
(web page) and Macroshaft Excel (xls) format.

It's slow going, as I'm working from home these days, as a web
developer (my own business); naturally, I'm working all the hours the
Lord gives, to earn a crust, LOL!

Hope this helps!

Best regards,

Roger Stenning
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