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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
With Steve Reed MP
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
with young people from the Harris Academy (next door) who are learning to mix music with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
with young people from the Harris Academy (next door) who are learning to mix music with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
with young people from the Harris Academy (next door) who are learning to mix music with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan with DJ Milktray
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK.
Sadiq Khan, Labour’s Mayor of London, on the campaign trail at Croydon Voluntary Action, West Croydon, Surrey, UK during his re-election campaign.
29th April 2024
Sadiq Khan visits a community centre to speak to young people alongside a new announcement about crime prevention.
Sadiq pledged a further £7.8m to tackle complex causes of crime - supporting young people in neighbourhoods most affected by violence
The Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit's ‘MyEnds’ programme to be extended to 11 London neighbourhoods
Major new investment in youth work, mentoring, and after-school activities in areas of London most affected by violence
Sadiq vows to expand the programme to 30 neighbourhoods by the end of his third term
Research shows the most effective way to prevent violence is to provide communities with the resources and support they need to support young people and disrupt the cycle of violence
Sadiq Khan has today (Monday 29 April) pledged an additional £7.8m to extend his flagship programme to tackle violent crime in the capital. If Sadiq is re-elected on 2 May the major new investment will deliver a host of positive opportunities for young people in 11 of the capital’s neighbourhoods most affected by crime.
The Mayor of London election is on 2nd May 2024.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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http:///www.eyevine.com (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE)
2024 © Elliott Franks