Summary: The riots of August 2011, which began in Tottenham and spread across London and the UK, were “arguably the worst bout of civil unrest in a generation,” (LSE/Guardian "Reading the Riots"). After major public investment in hard-hit areas and a flurry of commentary, research and proposals, there is a sense that the capital has moved on. But have we? and if so, in what ways? Part 2: Suzanne Hyde, Researcher, U. Sussex and researcher/contributor, LSE/Guardian "Reading the Riots"
