If you did not receive a form please come to the Undergraduate Office to collect one. Last year a Fear of Crime survey was conducted to find out whether staff fear crime in the workplace. The survey found that most people are more fearful about possible crime when, and wherever, there are fewer people around. Although people expressed a fear of theft with violence, the most common crime at LSE is theft from offices and theft of IT equipment and bicycles. A number of ways to reduce crime and the fear of it could include further pedestrianisation and improved lighting in the streets and alleyways around the campus.
Bicycles are at greatest risk from theft.
This could be reduced through the introduction of more good quality cycle racks and high quality locks. Many thanks to everyone who responded to the questionnaire. It is expected that projects will start as soon as possible after 1 June 2000 and may be funded up to 31 March 2002. A publications and general office assistant is needed to work approximately two and a half days per week from mid-March. Payment up to 8 per hour.