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Disturbances in Railton Road, Brixton

01 January 1991

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Disturbances in Railton Road, Brixton
refdoc August=1991

D8205735 82/11/08

Public order

Further report and comment on last week's disturbance in Railton Road, Brixton;
includes a report on the success of Project Fullemploy which trains
"unemployable" young blacks for office work.

Observer 82/11/07 p4,19; Sunday Times p3; Times 82/11/08 p2

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