by welshgirlll July 08, 2011
The man who portrayed one of the best villains in recent film memory, possibly one of the best ever. His portrayal of The Joker in The Dark Knight has already garnered Oscar buzz for best supporting actor.
by Adrian August 07, 2008
It was developed during the early 1950s to rehouse people from town centre slum clearances,
By the 1980s, Hateley Heath had become a crime-fuelled "sink" housing estate with a very poor reputation.
In January 1992, an Express & Star report on the estate revealed some shocking findings.It was estimated that six out of ten children living in Hateley Heath were involved in crime. Joyriding, burglaries and vandalism were just some of the many problems that were supposedly plaguing the area. Several shopkeepers had closed their stores due to theft and vandalism. In 1991 alone, West Midlands Police in Sandwell received no less than 1,006 complaints about crime on the estate - an average of once in just over eight hours. Car thefts and break-ins were the most common crime in the area, followed closely behind by burglaries and vandalism. During the year, 48 people on the estate were arrested on suspicion of criminal offences, though it is unknown how many of these arrests resulted in a conviction. What is known is that all but three of the people arrested were aged under 25. Unemployment and social deprivation were blamed for the decline of Hateley Heath, with almost 15% of employable residents being out of work. However, the nearby towns of Smethwick and Tipton had an even higher unemployment rate at this time.
By the 1980s, Hateley Heath had become a crime-fuelled "sink" housing estate with a very poor reputation.
In January 1992, an Express & Star report on the estate revealed some shocking findings.It was estimated that six out of ten children living in Hateley Heath were involved in crime. Joyriding, burglaries and vandalism were just some of the many problems that were supposedly plaguing the area. Several shopkeepers had closed their stores due to theft and vandalism. In 1991 alone, West Midlands Police in Sandwell received no less than 1,006 complaints about crime on the estate - an average of once in just over eight hours. Car thefts and break-ins were the most common crime in the area, followed closely behind by burglaries and vandalism. During the year, 48 people on the estate were arrested on suspicion of criminal offences, though it is unknown how many of these arrests resulted in a conviction. What is known is that all but three of the people arrested were aged under 25. Unemployment and social deprivation were blamed for the decline of Hateley Heath, with almost 15% of employable residents being out of work. However, the nearby towns of Smethwick and Tipton had an even higher unemployment rate at this time.
Hateley Heath is a residential area of West Bromwich in the West Midlands of England.Hateley Heath had become a crime-fuelled "sink" housing estate with a very poor reputation
by anonymous10001 July 28, 2010
by Abram Nunes November 19, 2011
An extremely old man trapped in a middle aged man's body. Known to be out of breathe often to make noises whenever he stands up. Not to be confused for laziness. One who wishes he could be more active with his kids.
by Tall Dude 1981 June 26, 2022
A handsome sandy blonde man who’s always ready to crack a quick joke. He will love you almost as much as we loves the Lord. If you want a devilishly attractive man with a heavenly spirit, then Heath is the man for you.
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