In his manifesto, published before Londoners take to the polls on 2 May, pledges on 2 May, the current Mayor of London has said he will focus investment on “youth clubs, schools, pupil referral units, custody centres and major A&Es” to “tackle the complex causes of crime”.
After school activities, work experience and jobs for young people will also see greater investment to divert young people away from crime.
Khan also pledges to “work closely with families affected by violence, and to pioneer local solutions” by expanding the MyEnds’ programme which supports young Londoners and prevents violent crime through community action.
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