there will be and there has been significant investment in mayhill, townhill and gors. as we come out of the covid pandemic. those families caught up in the riot welcome the review but hope that it will go further and tackle some of the deep—rooted problems in the area. nobody should accept that services do not function because we pay good money for these services and everybody wants to live well. and we've had a year of difficulty for everybody and these are important services so that this does not happen again. so that we stop it in the bud if that's possible — and i always think it's possible. it has been an emotional roller—coaster. for a long time i was blaming myself for all of it. i was thinking this is my fault for bringing the children here, for bringing the family here. i'm still concerned for the people left behind who can'tjust get up and leave so easily. but adam's mind is made up, and reluctantly he's decided to move on. there's the memories of all the good stuff that has happened, together with the bad. and i've had to re—question myself about the decisio

in neighbouring townhill, i met skateboardersjohan and joe. not much happens here.s here that much. everyone cares about what happens in the popular areas. there's not much to do here at all. what did you think about what you saw the other night, the trouble over in mayhill? i was surprised by it, cos, what the hell, it's round the corner from me. but i wasn't completely shocked — i'm used to it sort of thing. i've been to different areas and people set on cars on fire as a celebration. it's sort of like second nature now round here. there's always trouble, to be fair. there's always trouble. drugs, crime, stuff like that. former youth worker 0wen says some young people on the estate can face a very stark choice. if you have the capacity to earn £1500, £2000 a week involved in drugs or someone then comes to you and says we can get you back into education. in two years�* time you'll be qualified to a level that will allow you to go out and compete in thejob market for a job that earns potentially £2,000 a month then you have to take away taxes cost of transport. it's