Knife Crime Matters

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The Knife Crime Matters construction site banner campaign aims to raise public awareness of knife crime and deliver educational resources to young people in the communities where they work.

The purchase of a banner facilitates educational resources being sent to one local secondary school close to each specific site with the company’s name and branding on the resources.

The resources include 6 PowerPoint presentations and 4 lesson resources which can be delivered by the school Safeguarding Team.

This project has also purchased 4 bleed kits and a major trauma cabinet located on the hoarding which will be donated to the local area on completion.

To find out more, click the link below.

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Published 14 August 2025
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Community engagement, Documented activities and targets for community engagement, Engage with community facilities, Support for local charities,

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