Issue

Anti-knife crime

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Havering Council is currently addressing anti-knife crime by appointing a dedicated Member Champion to focus on preventing knife-related violence.

Havering Council established a new Member Champion role for anti-knife crime in May 2026, aiming to provide dedicated focus on preventing knife-related violence. Councillor Terry Brown was appointed to this position by the council's annual meeting on May 27, 2026, to address challenges within the borough.

The creation of the Member Champion role by Havering Council in May 2026 is intended to provide specific representation and attention to the issue of preventing knife-related violence. This move is part of a broader initiative by the council to address key community challenges through dedicated roles.

Key facts

  1. Havering Council established a Member Champion role for Anti-knife crime in May 2026. Source
  2. Councillor Terry Brown was appointed as Havering's Member Champion for Anti-knife crime. Source
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