knife crime

• Features / long reads

  ‘We need to be braver’: The fight to tackle youth violence in Bristol

  Our city's communities are working on the frontline of a battle against youth violence

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• News / knife crime

  Murdered Max’s mum Leanne meets minister for schools

  Leanne Ekland is campaigning to make bleed kit training compulsory in secondary schools

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• News / knife crime

  Knives sold to children as young as 13 in police operation

  The operation came just weeks after police urged retailers to help “fight knife crime”

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• News / knife crime

  Mayor asks Bristol Uni to use ‘intellectual firepower’ on knife crime

  Marvin Rees faced questions about what the council was doing to tackle knife crime

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• News / lockleaze

  New ‘bleed kits’ to be installed in Bristol communities

  "The best outcome is that these will never need to be used"

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• Features / Together for Change

  ‘I don’t think I’ll ever get over the fear of looking behind my back’

  A teenager speaks of the fear young people are living with amid a knife crime “epidemic”

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• Your say / Together for Change

  ‘We need a sustained, collective response to what has become an epidemic of young death’

  Ndidi Okezie, CEO of UK Youth, is backing Bristol's Together for Change campaign

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• News / Together for Change

  Together for Change: A citywide campaign against knife crime in Bristol

  A united campaign to end the scourge of knife crime that is devastating lives and communities

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