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This site is dedicated to those people affected by the UK's yob culture. This is where you can tell stories of whats
happened to you, or people you know that have been effected by the increase of yob culture.
The Reason why I decided to create this site is because my friend was attacked by 3 yobs recently and he was badly beaten.
The yobs asked him for £1 and my friend didn't have it, so they jumped him. This was in broad daylight, outside a primary
school, 2 minutes from my house. We called the police and they didn't do anything, even though we gave vivid descriptions
of the yobs and told them exactly where they were.
The police and the government are trying to crack down on "antisocial behaviour" but from what I can see nothing is happening.
As a Punk I am getting really annoyed at the fact that the alternative scene is being "bulllied" by low life, violent, hooded
Chavs.
Papers focus on UK's yob culture |
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generation of young people out of control and violent crime are the focus of National papers.
A woman who filmed herself being attacked by a gang of yobs on a mobile phone graces the Daily Mirror and Express front
pages.
While the Sun blames "wild teenagers who have no respect for others and no fear for the law".
Children are being raised without the discipline and security "best provided by two parents", says the Mail.
The Express calls for the reintroduction of national service for all teenagers, while the Mirror says school discipline
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What's New?
Firms blighted by 'yob culture'
22/08/2005 |
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Anti-social behaviour costs businesses more than £1.3 billion a year, new research claims.
According to the report by insurance company Royal & SunAlliance (R&SA), firms forked out an average £2300 over
the past 12 months to deal with the effects of yobbish total £1.3 billion bill to carry out tasks such as fixing smashed windows,
removing graffiti and cleaning up vomit.
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