Ludlow SNT

ALT The foreground shows blurred motion of people walking in a crowded area, suggesting a public place like a market or festival. In the mid-ground, large, bold text reads "LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER AND TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS". Beneath this, smaller text provides instructions: "If you see something that doesn't feel right, tell staff, security or police. You won't be wasting our time". Further down, smaller text states "In an emergency call 999". The background shows festive lights and structures, implying a festive or market setting, with blurred figures of people. The overall tone is serious but concise, focusing on safety and urgency.

ALT PCSO on a pushbike

ALT PC Foley & PCSO Cooke

ALT lead hopper

ALT Two white men wearing grey/black tracksuits

ALT Sentenced- cell door

ALT The Knife Angel (also referred to as the National Monument Against Violence & Aggression) is a contemporary sculpture formed of 100,000 knives created by artist Alfie Bradley and the British Ironworks Centre, based in Oswestry, England. Completed in 2018, the structure of the angel stands at 27 ft (8.2 m) tall. In order to create the sculpture, 200 knife banks were produced by the Ironworks and amnesties held for individuals to anonymously donate their knives. Knives seized by police were also included, some of which arrived in evidence tubes still with bodily fluids on their surface. The sculpture was created in order to highlight knife crime in the United Kingdom and educate young people on the harmful effect violent behaviour can have on their communities.