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Another Force has joined the Knife Angel campaign!

admin — Tue, 10 Jan 2017 17:21:58 +0000

South Wales Police yesterday became the latest police force to join our National campaign, to remove a quarter of a million knives and weapons off the streets of the UK in the creation of The National Monument against Violence and Aggression -…. We travelled to the forces Bridgend property stores to collect a number of knives and weapons confiscated by the South Wales Police across the region. Included were a number of pocket knives, household knives and one or two homemade weapons which are now safely off the streets and included in raising awareness on the damaging affects of knife crime and violence. We thank South Wales Police in responding to the nations plight and supporting our campaign. We hope they continue to focus on reducing the number of knife related crime in South Wales. Pictured above is Sergeant Karl Roberts of South Wales Police.

Devon and Cornwall collection

admin — Fri, 10 Jun 2016 13:48:59 +0000

The latest force to join our campaign in creating is Devon And Cornwall Police HQ

We recently collected knives and weapons from the force as they were wanting to support us in reaching our main objectives..To gain the support from ALL police forces across the country and to remove 100,0000 knives off the streets of the uk.
Special thanks goes to Anna Bridgeman and Rob Hole for helping us with the collection.

Devon and Cornwall police

admin — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 13:18:44 +0000

This week we are scheduled to collect knives and weapons from Devon & Cornwall Police as the newest force to come on board with our campaign.

Devon and Cornwall have carried out varies knife and weapon amnesties and are wanting to contribute to our campaign, to remove 100,000 knives off the streets of the UK and to raise awareness on the effects of knife crime and violence.

To have Devon and Cornwall now on board means we are that bit closer in reaching every corner of the country and becoming completely national.

Cheshire police

admin — Tue, 31 May 2016 12:57:47 +0000

Thank you to Cheshire Police for their recent collection of knives and weapons to our campaign.

Alfie Bradley went to collect the collected weapons recently and met with Jane Orme, Alan Clark and Mike Clarke of Cheshire police.

The campaign is forever growing stronger and we are edging that bit closer to completion thanks to the help of forces such as Cheshire.

Hertfordshire lend their support

admin — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 10:59:05 +0000

We collected a large amount of weapons and knifes from Hertfordshire Constabulary Yesterday.

The force is fully supporting our campaign and we want to thank them for their co operation and support so far.

Sculptor Alfie Bradley is pleased with another positive collection of knives and weapons. The weapons have been removed from Hertfordshire and can now be included in the creation of the National Monument.

Our aim still being to remove 100,000 knives off the streets of the UK.

London Metropolitan collection

admin — Sat, 19 Mar 2016 11:44:19 +0000

Next week is going to be a busy week for collections from across the country.

On Monday we will be heading down to London Metropolitan Police headquarters to pick up knives and weapons which have already been collected across the city.

Yet another positive step forward for the campaign thanks to the help from the Met police. We are hoping to catch the attention of the mayor of London and this will be more prominent after this collection.

Thames Valley Police

admin — Tue, 01 Mar 2016 11:21:29 +0000

UPDATE!
We have been informed that 21 bins from Thames valley Police will be ready for collection in the next couple of weeks.

This is fantastic news for the campaign, it will take us closer to our target of removing 100,000 knives off the streets of the UK.