'Ice crime' in Carlisle
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Title
'Ice crime' in Carlisle
Subject
Attempts to address social disorder in Carlisle during World War 1.
Description
An audio account of the breakdown in public order attributed to unsupervised young people frequenting ice cream parlours in Carlisle, and the response which included opening youth clubs. It is noted that employment of women in nearby munitions factories was thought to have contributed to juvenile delinquency.
Creator
BBC Radio Cumbria
Publisher
BBC
Date
First broadcast 2014
Format
Streamed audio file
Coverage
Twentieth century, World War One
Sound Item Type Metadata
Duration
8 minutes 18 seconds
Collection
Citation
BBC Radio Cumbria, “'Ice crime' in Carlisle,” Local History Resources for Schools, accessed April 27, 2024, https://regionalheritage.omeka.net/items/show/10.
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