Two new papers looking at young people and antisocial behaviour 

One of the findings that stood out from our last community survey was that antisocial behaviour in general and young people hanging around was an issue for residents across our study communities, and was in fact among the most commonly cited neighbourhood ‘problems’.  We explored these issues in more detail through focus groups with both adults and young people and these two new briefing papers outline our findings.  The first, Briefing Paper 15, outlines the findings from our adult focus groups; and the second, Briefing Paper 16, outlines the findings from our young people focus groups. 

Download or view range of outputs online now 

GoWell's 5th Annual Event took place last month at St Andrew's in the Square, with over 60 delegates from a range of organisations in attendance. Two reports and three briefing papers were launched at the event, though the focus was primarily on Moving On, Moving Out?, a new publication which compares outcomes for residents who have moved out of homes in regeneration areas in the city (Outmovers) with those who have remained (Remainers). 

The Annual Event Report is now available to view or download online and contains links to presentation slides and relevant publications.

Short to medium term outcomes from relocation through regeneration in Glasgow

Launched at the 5th annual GoWell event earlier this month, Moving Out, Moving On? is now available to view or download online.

This new report compares two cross-sectional samples of residents interviewed as part of the second wave of the GoWell Community Health and Wellbeing survey: Remainers, consisting of households that have lived in the same GoWell Regeneration Area since 2006, when a household member was interviewed for the first time, and Outmovers, consisting of households that have moved out of a GoWell Regeneration Area to another location in Glasgow since 2006.

It presents a number of important findings for future policy, practice and research and sheds new light on outcomes for those relocated by regeneration.

Annual overview of GoWell's research programme and outputs released

The latest GoWell Progress Report has been published and can be accessed online now. It features a visual summary of GoWell's ongoing programme of research, highlights from the last 12 months and a forward look to the project's planned activities for 2011/12. Physical copies will be distributed at GoWell's Annual Event, which takes place on Monday 16 May.