Fourteen youth inclusion and support panels will be in place by April.
The community members will set alongside agencies such as the police,youth offending teams, schools and social services to recommend specific help for eight to 13-year-olds thought to be at risk of falling into crime.
The pilot areas include five in London, two in the West Midlands, two in Merseyside, two in Manchester, and one each in Nottinghamshire, Lancashire and South Yorkshire.
See Big Interview, p9.
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