Residents speak out on Hackney riots at Clarence Road
Local people give their views at a get-together organised by church and community groups
Published:
August 27, 2011, 12:42 pm
Clarence Road residents speak about the riot that took place on their street.
Church and community groups organised a street party, exactly a week after the the worst civil unrest the capital has witnessed in decades. Clarence Road was a major flash point.
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