Nearly half of Dorset women avoid going out after dark
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Nearly half of Dorset women avoid going out after dark, a survey finds.
Nearly half of Dorset women avoid going out after dark, according to a survey that found almost a third feel unsafe in their area. The findings have been presented to local councillors.
The Bournemouth Echo reports that 10 per cent of teenage girls surveyed said they had missed school to escape sexual harassment, highlighting concerns among younger women in the county.
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- Many Dorset women not feeling safe - nearly half avoid going out after darkAlmost a third of Dorset women say they feel unsafe, while nearly half avoid going out after dark and 10 per cent of teenage girls surveyed said they had missed school to escape sexual harassment.Bournemouth Echo · 7 Oct, 10:39
- Nearly half of Dorset women avoid going out after dark, survey findsDorset women report feeling unsafe, with nearly half avoiding going out after dark; teenage girls miss school over sexual harassment, councillors hear.Bournemouth Echo · 7 Oct, 10:35
- Nearly half of Dorset women avoid going out after dark, survey findsDorset women report feeling unsafe, with nearly half avoiding going out after dark; teenage girls miss school over sexual harassment, councillors hear.Dorset Echo · 7 Oct, 10:35
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