Reading

The following external publications are from a variety of sources, which offer information and guidance that will be useful to local partnership boards.  This list is not exhaustive.

• Cusick, L., Martin, A. & May, T., November 2003, Vulnerability and involvement in drug use and sex work, Home Office Research Study 268, Home Office
• Dickson, S., 2004, Sex in the City: Mapping Commercial Sex across London, The POPPY Project, Eaves
• Hester, M. & Westmarland, N., July 2004, Tackling Street Prostitution: Towards an holistic approach, Home Office Research Study 279, Home Office
• Hunter, G., May, T. & the Drug Strategy Directorate, 2004, Solutions and Strategies, drug problems and street sex markets, Guidance for partnerships and providers, Home Office
• May, T., Edmunds, M., Hough, M. & Harvey, C., 1999, Street Business: The links between sex and drug markets, Police Research Series Paper 118, Home Office
• May, T., Harocopos, A. & Hough, M., 2000, For Love or Money: Pimps and the management of sex work, Police Research Series Paper 134, Home Office
• Scottish Executive, 2004, Being Outside: constructing a response to street prostitution, a report of the Expert Group on Prostitution in Scotland
• The Drugs Interventions Programme
• Thompson, V., July 2005, Peterborough Sex Workers: Life Stories
• Turning Point, 2005, The Crack Report