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Veterans unveil knife amnesty van to tackle crime

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By Alex McIntyre, Josh Sandiford Verified
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Follow Veterans unveil knife amnesty van to tackle crime Alex McIntyre - West Midlands; Josh Sandiford Fri, July 10, 2026 at 5:45 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Veteran Stefan Northfield, of Black Onyx Academy, said he felt he had a "duty of care" [BBC] A team of former armed services personnel have created a knife amnesty van which they will tour across Staffordshire in a bid to tackle knife crime.
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Veterans unveil knife amnesty van to tackle crime

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By Alex McIntyre, Josh Sandiford Verified
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Veteran Stefan Northfield, of Black Onyx Academy, said he felt he had a "duty of care" A team of former armed services personnel have created a knife amnesty van which they will tour across Staffordshire in a bid to tackle knife crime. Veteran-led training provider Black Onyx Academy, based in Stoke-on-Trent, will be running workshops from the vehicle, which has been equipped with an amnesty bin.
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Dog owner wants change after plant poisoning

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By Josh Sandiford Verified
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A dog owner says she had to pay thousands of pounds for treatment when her pet chihuahua nearly died after eating a common garden plant. Caitlin Roberts has launched a petition calling on the government to make toxicity labelling mandatory on plant sales, after her dog Cooper became seriously ill and needed surgery in May. The 18-month-old canine was thought to have eaten a hosta, a plant available from many high street shops and garden centres but which is toxic to dogs.
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