London’s no-go neighbourhoods: Pockets of the capital with highest knife crime offences revealed – as reports hit a another consecutive record high

According to official figures, the knife crime in London broke a record for the second year in a row.

In response to the spiral figures, the Mayor of the Campaign Sir Sadiq hit Khan as ‘not in accordance with the purpose’ and accused him of ‘weakening the MET police at any opportunity’.

Norman Brennan, the former Met Cop and Knife Campaign Campaign, Norman Brennan, who was stabbed on his chest and was almost killed by a thief while he was in office, said, ‘Under Sadiq Khan’s immobile areas and streets became insecure.’

Home Office data shows that more than 16,800 knife crimes were recorded by Metropolitan and the police forces of London last year, and compared to the previous year, the previous record of 14,500 percent increased by 16 percent.

The most knife crime, Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Soho, St James and Strand, focused on the high -level areas of the London neighborhoods occurred.

The latest figures come from 2023. Mailonline asked if the power was planning to start publishing this fault again.

The number one area for the crime was a technical ‘Lower Layer Super Output Area’ (LSOA) neighborhood called Westminster 013G, which includes a small part of the Regent Street, New Bond Street and Oxford Street.

According to Met Police data, this Westminster suburban Saw reported 141 knife crimes in 2023. A close to 600 percent increase in 2012, when the crime of 21 knives was recorded.

You can see how frequent capital areas are affected by the rising outbreak with the interactive map of Mailonline.

In the center of London, other hot spots are Shoreditch, Hackney, Stratford International Station and Westfield Shopping Center and Croydon Center.

Bay Brennan, who campaign for compulsory five -year penalties for the possession of knives, said the figures showed that the figures were ‘the streets are unlawful’.

“Many people think that they can carry knives and face results.

Courts offer Derisory sentences. To carry a knife, you will receive the same sentence with the parking fine.

‘Our criminal justice system is so weak and the only thing that our criminal justice system does is to make an excuse.’

26 -year -old father’s father Stevens’ın referring to the deadly stabbing, £ 5 -star Park Tower Hotel and Casino’nun outside, his family and loved ones will now see the ‘freezing of time’, he said.

The police are still hunting human hunting and pursue many investigation lines, including whether the murder is a rolex clock robbery with a boat.

Mr. Stevens, the grandson of a champion boxer, was for a romantic dinner with his partner when he hit the masked attacker.

The murder came hours later that the mayor promised a police in the capital, including the fight against knife crimes and robbery in the capital.

Mr. Brennan blames the increase in a knife in the last decade of stopping and reducing the search forces in the last decade.

The PCs in London stopped four times less people in 2023, as in 2009 – from about 790,000 to 180,000 – in the same period, knife crime rose by around 40 percent.

However, I Kinsella Trust’s CEO Patrick Green, stop and Search ‘an important police tactic and intermediary, even though the police should do their work effectively’, ‘often’ silver bullets depicted ‘, he said.

“Stop and the search was the answer, we would have solved the problem a long time ago,” he added.

Mr. Green, ‘It is very disappointing to see that the knife crime is going wrong in the capital.’

The presidency was named after Ben Kinsella, who was stabbed to death in a brutal attack in Islington in 2008.

On the way home with friends to celebrate their GCSE, I was chased and killed by a group of old young people who were not completely provoked.

I was the seventeenth young man who was killed that year. He was 16 years old.

Mr. Green added: ‘Seventeen years after Ben’s murder is disappointing to see that we do not deal with most of the key drivers affecting the crime of knife.’

He blamed the existence of knives to young people: ‘It has never been so easy for someone under the age of 18 to buy an online knife.’

The campaignman added that the knife crime was ‘glamorized and normalized’ and that young people ‘insensitivity’ because of social media.

However, young people are ‘horrified’ from the knives, 60 percent of a survey showing a worried or anxious about the intensive epidemic, and a quarter of a knife is the best way to protect yourself, he said.

In addition, the coalition has left the crime in more than one billion accusations of the police figures within 20,000 and since 2010 in the youth service deductions, which allowed criminals to fill the gaps left by the lack of positive role models.

At the end of June, an attacker who used a knife on a camera threatening a young girl in Gladstone Park in Northwest London was caught.

Hooded perpetrator, running to the girl and only the large kitchen knife in the face of only inches away.

Last week, MET said to Mailonline: ‘On Monday, June 30, the police Brent Brent, Gladstone Park joined Gladstone Park and was informed about a video on the social media of a woman with a knife.

‘Officers, no one who matched the woman’s statement in the video. Nobody was injured, weapons were not found, and no arrest was made. ‘

London Mayor Spokesman Mailonline told: ‘Making London safer is the priority of the mayor. The latest ounce statistics show that the rate of injury crime in London is lower than the rest of the country. Since he became the Mayor of Sadiq, the crime of weapons, theft and knife crimes under 25 years of age fell. The number of murders recorded in London last year was the half of the number recorded in 2003, and since 2012 we had the lowest young murders in the capital. In general, the blade crime is falling in recent months.

But there is a lot to do to deal with the crime. A death is too much and the mayor is both difficult to crime and is determined to continue to be difficult to be difficult for the causes of the crime.

“ The previous government took a destruction ball to the police budgets and youth clubs in London, serious consequences. On the other hand, the Mayor doubled the policing investment from the Town Hall and created 500,000 positive opportunities to direct vulnerable young Londons from crimes and crimes and to education and employment. ‘

A met police spokesman told Mailonline: ‘The fight against the knife crime is at the center of our determination to protect the London.

“ Stop and through search and data -led policing, this year we see results as a result of the knife crime. In addition, we saw a decrease of 18 percent in the number of victims injured by knife and sharp objects, and a decrease of 10 percent in personal robberies, including the telephone robbery that constitutes the largest proportion of the knife offense.

‘We know that we need to do more, so we will continue to work with our partners and communities to further reduce crimes.’