Introduction Knife-enabled crime is a UK public health issue leading to substantial impacts
on society, victims and their families, as well as additional strain on the healthcare system …

Public Participation GIS is a widely used method in research, planning, and many other
domains. Approaches to participatory data collection have traditionally taken place …

A review of the violent knife crime literature suggests that the experiential perspective is one
which has not been addressed in academic study. The research presented hereafter aims to …

Nottinghamshire Police established the only dedicated team in the UK outside London,
proactively locating those at higher likelihood of involvement in Knife-enabled crime. The …

Purpose Challenging behaviour among school pupils has been the focus of extensive
research in the UK and beyond; however, there has been a lack of recent comparable …

Introduction Research has shown that tourists are vulnerable to natural hazards during their
travels. For this reason, communicating potential natural hazard risks to tourists prior to, and …

The urgency to reduce knife carrying has been recognised by police services within
Scotland and has been addressed by initiatives such as the sharing of knife seizure images …

• This report sets out the findings of a series of linked studies drawing together evidence
about placebased approaches (PBAs) to reduce youth violence. The project was …

Police use stop and search powers to search people who they suspect to be in possession
of unlawful items, such as illegal drugs, weapons, or stolen property. The power is seen by …

Messerkriminalität steht seit einiger Zeit in der medialen und politischen Diskussion. Dabei
wurde in der jüngeren Vergangenheit insbesondere über die Frage eines Anstiegs dieser …