Ricky Hayden Memorial donate vital life saving bleed bag to Youth Unity in Romford.

Youth Unity were on South Street in Romford working with our youths and do fantastic outreach work across Havering and London wide. They are a non profit organisation that are dedicated to supporting vulnerable young people and adults affected by issues such as gang violence, drug abuse and exploitation.

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EXCLUSIVE:’Our children are not supposed to die like this, nowhere is safe now’-East London bereaved mothers share their sorrow following Southport horror.

Three mothers who lost their children to knife crime have spoken to the Havering Daily about the pain and sadness they have felt watching the horrific events unfold in Southport this week.

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Despite endless pleas from bereaved parents, knife crime is now out of control.

For years, parents and anti knife crime campaigners have called upon those in authority to step in and help them stop the battle against knife crime. They ignored all the pleas and we now have a knife crime epidemic on our streets where youths are openly and proudly brandishing their weapons on our streets for all to see.

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Update: Woman Assaulted in Cottons Park, Romford

The Metropolitan Police reported an assault in Cottons Park, Romford, where a woman sustained a facial injury. The incident occurred on July 19th, and the woman has been hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made yet, and the police investigation is ongoing, with a forensic team collecting evidence.

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‘Labour cannot be trusted to be tough on crime and have failed on knife crime’.

I support stop and search. I also support longer jail sentences for those found carrying knives on our
streets. It’s time to stop the stabbings in our community. As the MP for Dagenham and Rainham, I
will personally champion this in Parliament until we get the tough approach and longer jail terms, we
need for those using knives.

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‘The Green Party focuses on giving young people positive alternatives to the desperation and lack of hope  many of them now experience.’

Our young people need to feel heard. Often, when these issues are discussed, they are the last people to be consulted about how we can tackle the issues they face on the streets and in their daily lives.

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‘I’m supporting the crackdown on machete and zombie knives and tougher sanctions for those carrying them.’

If I am elected to Parliament I will be adding my support to the crack down on the availability of machetes and zombie-style knives and want to see tougher sanctions on those found to be carrying these weapons.

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‘Address factors such as socio economic background, early childhood experiences and drug addiction when tackling knife crime’.

Rather than continually dealing with the effects of knife crime the factors such as 
financial deprivation, socio-economic background, early childhood and adolescent experiences of violence, drug addiction and low educational attainment have to be addressed. 

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‘The last thirty years has seen a complete breakdown of law and order’.

This is part of the wider issue of policing and crime in general, not one specific crime. The last 30 years has seen a complete breakdown in law and order. First off, it must be recognised that police presence is a deterrent to crime whilst CCTV on the most part, just records crime.

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EXCLUSIVE: Havering bereaved mother and anti knife crime campaign launch London wide anti knife crime alliance after politicians complete failure to tackle it.

London’s communities are tired of watching children die on the street. Tired of watching children carry knives to protect themselves. We have to listen to our youth, stand in their shoes and understand what is going on in their lives.

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