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Research into gang violence finds that people join gangs due to the desire for money or respect and a way to seek protection or belonging.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Crime prevention minister encourages organisations working to prevent young people from getting involved in gang crime to apply for government funding
More than £18m to tackle knife, gun and gang crime has been announced by the Home Secretary.
Home Secretary Theresa May gave this speech on 2 February 2011 at the Policy Exchange in London. The speech is as written.
More than £18m to tackle knife, gun and gang crime has been announced by the Home Secretary today.
The Government is today announcing a total of over £18 million of ring-fenced funding over two years for police, local agencies and the…
From next month it will be an offence to allow an under 18 to gain access to your airgun.
A new offence to stop under 18s gaining unauthorised access to airguns has been introduced by the government today.
Gang injunctions' can be used by police and local authorities from next month, minister James Brokenshire announced today.
New civil injunctions to prevent gang-related violence will come into effect next month Home Office Minister James Brokenshire announced today.
Gangs cause significant and lasting harm to our communities by fuelling violence, creating an atmosphere of fear and drawing young people…
This summer, UK Border Agency officers seized a record number of potentially lethal weapons, including stun guns, CS-canisters and machetes.
Inspirational community activists who help keep neighbourhoods safe are being called on to spread their good work by the government’s champion for active, safer communities, Baroness Newlove.
A £250,000 fund for projects run by young people to tackle knife crime was launched by Home Secretary Theresa May and Brooke Kinsella today.
A new £250,000 fund for projects to tackle knife crime has been launched in memory of Ben Kinsella who was murdered in 2008.
A scheme which sees cash rewards being given for information about serious violent crime in local shops has today been backed by the crime prevention minister.
One of the UK's largest human trafficking cases has resulted in six years in prison for two Polish gang leaders.
Arrests made after border officers and police work together to disrupt a gang suspected of helping immigrants to come to UK illegally.
As part of work for the government looking at projects deterring young people from violent crime, actress Brooke Kinsella yesterday visited Stockton-on- Tees.
Theresa May and Boris Johnson go to Croydon to see the work being done to tackle violent crime involving young people.
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