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There was a time we thought this was behind us. That time has passed. As communities we are being forced back into the conversation around knife crime. What was once […]
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East Kilbride’s Bruce Hotel: From Civic Landmark to Controversial Accommodation Following my initial article on The Bruce Hotel, the level of public engagement has been striking. Scotland prides itself on […]
Cameron and Loki In the heart of East Kilbride, two young friends, Cameron and Loki, are leading a grassroots movement to ensure that no one in their community faces the […]
East Kilbride continues to prove the power of community, with local establishments like the Auldhouse Arms leading the way in supporting vital causes. Their recent £1,000 donation to East Kilbride […]
A recent incident in East Kilbride has shocked the local community after a knife-wielding assailant targeted a garage during a robbery. Staff members described the event as a “terrifying experience,” […]
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End Knife Crime & Support The Youth: Share Your Story Community Impact Project / EK Neighbourhood Watch Seeks Volunteers and Voices Against Knife Crime As part of the “End Knife […]
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Leading the Next Phase of Our Campaign to End Knife Crime and Support the Youth KJ – Chief Executive & Chairman We are now entering the next phase of our […]
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The Community Impact Project has formally submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to Public Health Scotland, demanding a full breakdown of knife-related hospital admissions across the country. This forms […]
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Scotland is facing a Public Health Emergency—but there is no dedicated Knife Crime Bill currently progressing through the Scottish Parliament. Despite a sharp rise in violent incidents involving young people, […]
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Campaign Gains Momentum: Meeting with Collette Stevenson MSP Advances Knife Crime Prevention Plans In Scottish Parliment In a productive meeting last week, The Community Impact Project and Collette Stevenson MSP […]