‘As a woman, I don’t feel safe’: has anything changed on our streets at night?

We’re speaking to people around Cardiff about whether or not they think it’s safe for people, particularly women, to walk home after a night out.

Transcript

00:00I feel, when I'm walking home, I can, you know, I think I feel, I feel safe enough,

00:09but yeah, from like, again, all the things, all the stories you hear all the time, every

00:13single girl that you know will have a story, girl, woman, everyone will have a story that

00:17is, that has got an edge to it. Walking home all the time, they got that feeling around

00:22so I don't think it's, I don't think it's really changed at all.

00:26From what I'm hearing, not very safe, but from what I'm seeing, it's safe, so you don't

00:33really see the crimes until you indulge in the crimes, you know what I mean?

00:37There's so many like, crime about, and it's just, as a woman, walking down, walking on

00:43your own in the night, it's not safe. There's so many people nowadays that will try and

00:48bug you.

00:49It's intimidating, so many people get drunk, you don't know who, you don't know who you

00:52can walk by safely, you know, you can't talk to anyone else.

00:55Yeah, as a woman, I don't feel safe to be honest.