Knife crime continues to affect communities across the United Kingdom, causing harm and fear in everyday life...

The effectiveness of youth groups on youth crime is a big question among people and the media, is it working?

Across the United Kingdom, youth initiatives have become essential in providing young people purpose, safety and connection in a time when many feel isolated and overlooked...

Knife crime among young people remains one of the most pressing issues in the South Yorkshire region and the UK...

This article aims to help build a case for challenging the long-term funding cuts to youth provision. The starting premise is that funding can be better spent on initiatives focused on prevention of violence rather than the costly incarceration of young people...

The pervasive focus on young men in public discourse, whether through the media or news coverage, creates a gender data gap that leaves young women and girls in gangs essentially invisible...

Knife crime in London is still a prevalent issue, which disproportionately affects the population of youth groups leading to the devastating loss of young lives...

Policy transfer refers to adapting and implementing policies from other jurisdictions to address local challenges, such as youth and knife crime...

The focus of this article is the Online Safety Act 2023. Due to its recent enactment, there is little research on its effectiveness...

For the last ten years, youth justice in England and Wales has undergone a significant transformation...

This article will examine the relationship between socio-economic deprivation and increasing knife-based violence in Britain, with a focus on child crime and poverty...

In this section, I will explore how poverty and funding cuts can directly influence the increase of knife crime...