As figures obtained by the BBC show number of suspected teenage killers is at 5 year high, I spoke to Nathaniel Levy, Director of charity @1InspiredFuture – he said society is using a "sticking plaster" approach to the problem & needs to be more proactive. pic.twitter.com/hIPDSxXQhz — Annita McVeigh (@annita_mcveigh) November 12, 2020
We’re ignoring the futures of our young people’: Students voice concerns at Havering College Knife Crime Question Time event “If I cared about each and every one of you that gets stabbed I would end up in a hospital.” Jonathan Smith, a paramedic and representative from the American charity Stop the Bleed, shared his…
This week, Lealands was really pleased to welcome back inspirational speaker Nathan Levy to the school for three days to deliver assemblies and workshops to our Year 8, 9 and 10 students, aimed at preventing knife crime. After the death of his youngest brother Robert, Nathan turned his back on his thriving business and instead…
By KIRSTY LANG FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY PUBLISHED: 22:02, 16 February 2019 | UPDATED: 10:53, 17 February 2019 Knifed for ‘likes’: Horrified after witnessing a stabbing on her doorstep, Radio 4 presenter Kirsty Lang investigated – and what her student son showed her about a dark YouTube underworld shocked her to the core Front Row host, 57, saw…
Hackney youngsters show they are force for good with ‘Keep the Peace’ show Keep The Peace celebrated community spirit through song, dance, acting and poetry performances. It was organised by young people aged 15-21 from a project called Hackney Empowering Active Team, run by children’s charity Hackney Quest who wanted to promote Hackney youngsters’ creativity,…