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Writer Christina Gabbitas, who is helping to tackle knife crime A WRITER from Selby has helped create an animation about the dangers of knife crime which has won the backing of police and crime commissioners across the country. Christina Gabbitas said she had written The No More Knives story and it had been illustrated by Evie Hurst as a resource that could help to educate parents, carers , teachers as well as children and young people. “It was produced as part of a programme of work by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Humberside, Keith Hunter, to help educat...

Highlights of the Global Industry Survey 2021 can be viewed in the January e-zine. Following an overwhelmingly positive response to the Global Industry Survey 2021 contained within TRBusiness’ inaugural January e-zine, we are delighted to publish the full, unabridged set of responses here. The 2021 Global Industry Survey received an unprecedented number of entries, underpinning once again the continued importance of the authoritative, industry leading platform, one that offers an essential annual pedestal for companies and individuals to speak honestly and passionately about the business th...

AN ANIMATED story about county lines and knife crime will debut on Zoom on Wednesday (February 10) evening. The event will launch 'No More Knives', a story written by Blackburn raised award-winning author and Honorary Member of the NSPCC Council, Christina Gabbitas and illustrated by Evie Hurst, from Rishton. Author Christina Gabbitas said, “I spent many months researching the subject, including speaking to various member of police personnel and a former gang member who was involved in knife crime. The story is about a group of friends who are groomed into county lines drug dealing, w...

Crazy partygoers and defiant businesses amongst biggest Hull covidiots fined in January It was a busy month for the police in dealing with those breaching lockdown rules Updated Police on patrol at the junction of Silver Street and Trinity House Lane in August, after the first lockdown (Image: Hull Live) Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other relat...

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