Operation SCEPTRE
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Operation SCEPTRE |
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Taking a stand against knife crime together. Monday 16th November marks the start of knife crime awareness week (also known as SCEPTRE). This is a week for all of us - families, businesses, and local authorities - to take a stand and show that knife crime is preventable. Knife crime has a devastating impact on individuals, families and communities. However, it is preventable, and we all have a part to play in helping to keep our streets safe.
How can you help? Parents, find helpful resources at https://benkinsella.org.uk/knife-crime-training-for-parents-and-carers/.
While Police will be increasing activity to investigate and deter crime in our neighbourhoods, you can play a vital part in keeping our streets safe. If you have a knife you shouldn’t have, or know of one that needs to be removed, please use one of the many amnesty bins located across London. It’s a safe, anonymous way to make a difference. Find your nearest bin - https://www.word4weapons.co.uk/knife-bin-locations/
Your information can make a difference. If you have concerns or information about someone who carries or wants to carry a knife please report it to Police via 101 or online. In an Emergency, or where someone is in immediate danger, ALWAYS CALL 999. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Let's work together to challenge knife crime, protect our young people and create safer Neighbourhoods for everyone.
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