Home Office Research Reports

Home Office Research Reports generally consist of three sections:

More detailed background and technical information may be included in appendices at the end of the report. Please note that some reports may only contain the Key implications and an Executive summary.

• 19 - Longitudinal analysis of the Offending, Crime and Justice Survey 2003–06
  Key Implications
  Summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (06.11.09)
  
  
• 18 - Tackling Knives Action Programme (TKAP) Phase 1: Overview of key trends from a monitoring programme
  Key Findings
  Summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (22.07.09)
  
  
• 17 - Examining attrition in confiscating the proceeds of crime
  Key implications
  Summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (13.07.09)
  
  
• 16 - Public concerns about organised crime
  Key implications
  Summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (13.07.09)
  
  
• 15 - Organised immigration crime: a post conviction study
  Key implications
  Summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (13.07.09)
  
  
• 14 - Findings from the second year of the national Neighbourhood Policing Programme evaluation
  Key implications
  Summary
  Abstract « (11.06.09)
  
  
• 13 - Measuring the harm from illegal drugs: a summary of the Drug Harm Index 2006
  Summary
  Abstract « (05.06.09)
  
  
• 12 - The Gateway Protection Programme: an evaluation
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (05.02.09)
  
  
• 11 - The European Refugee Fund (ERF) ll 2005–2007: an evaluation of ERF II 2006
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (05.02.09)
  
  
• 10 - Business views of organised crime
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (4.12.08)
  
  
• 09 - National and regional estimates of the prevalence of opiate use and/or crack cocaine use 2006/07: a summary of key findings
  Abstract « (06.11.08)
  
  
• 08 - Analysis of Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) Activity Based Costing (ABC) data: results from an initial review
  Abstract « (17.7.08)
  
  
• 07 - Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation: A process review of Operation Pentameter
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Abstract « (30.5.08)
  
  
• 06 - British Crime Survey: options for extending the coverage to children and people living in communal establishments
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (15.05.08)
  
  
• 05 - Early experiences of the Licensing Act 2003 in the East of England and Yorkshire and the Humber regions
  Summary
  Appendix A: Numbers and methods
  Appendix B: Levels and timing of crime and disorder
  Abstract « (04.03.08)
  
  
• 04 - The impact of the Licensing Act 2003 on levels of crime and disorder: an evaluation
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Appendix A: Tables and charts for the case study areas
  Appendix B: Technical report
  Abstract « (04.03.08)
  
  
• 03 - The Drug Treatment Outcomes Research Study: baseline report
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Appendices
  Abstract « (20.11.07)
  

• 02 - The Drug Interventions Programme (DIP): addressing drug use and offending through ‘Tough Choices’
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (20.11.07)
  

• 01 - Understanding the perspective of potential sponsors on the Points-Based System sponsorship arrangements
  Key implications
  Executive summary
  Main report
  Abstract « (15.05.08)

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