THE Daily Echo demands an end to the knife violence that brings terror and heartache to communities across Hampshire.
We are launching a campaign to take knives off the streets of the county.
It comes after a string of knife related deaths in Hampshire this year and five days after teenager Lewis Singleton died of stab wounds in Southampton.
His relatives and friends as well as Hampshire police have backed our calls for an end to the knife crime that brings untold misery to victims and their families.
GET KNIVES OFF OUR STREETS
THE Daily Echo demands an end to the knife violence that brings terror and heartache to communities across Hampshire.
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