Sentence examples for deprived estates from inspiring English sources

Few escape our most deprived estates.

But few academics spend long periods talking to young people on deprived estates.

Interviews with rioters typically took place in or near some of England's most deprived estates.

We're next to one of London's most deprived estates, the White City Estate.

[Cue violins.] Dynamo grew up on one of Bradford's most deprived estates, largely without his father, who was in and out of prison.

"There are some very deprived estates, where people feel completely abandoned by whatever party, whether it's in Rochester, Heywood and Middleton, or in my own constituency".

York Gardens Library and Community Centre, on a deprived estate in Wandsworth very close to the scene of riots in August, was threatened with closure due to council cuts.

It's about young people in a deprived estate struggling to survive, dealing with the temptations of violence, gangs and drugs, and touching on themes of mental health, single-parent families, neglected children and loyalty.

An inner-city study in a deprived estate in Chicago showed the benefits of green space to cognitive restoration, 48 49 self-discipline, 48 reduced aggression 49 and reduced crime, 50 with the latter also observed elsewhere recently.

The Cardroom Estate was selected in 2002 to be one of seven "Millennium Villages" – chosen from deprived housing estates across the UK to undergo further demolition in favour of a new, "exemplar sustainable community".

Her patch covers two large deprived council estates.