Residents living in fear of feral ‘Lord of the Flies’ gang breaking into homes with golf clubs
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A handful of residents remain on the 122-home Ekin Road estate in Cambridge, with all but 14 of the properties earmarked for demolition as youths wreak havoc on vacant homes
A handful of residents remain on the 122-home Ekin Road estate in Cambridge, with all but 14 of the properties earmarked for demolition as youths wreak havoc on vacant homes
A handful of residents remain on the 122-home Ekin Road estate in Cambridge, with all but 14 of the properties earmarked for demolition as youths wreak havoc on vacant homes
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