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5000 consultation responses have shaped a new strategy focusing on knife crime, gangs and violence against women and girls. Funding and prevention work are already under way across the region.

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00:01West Yorkshire's top priorities for tackling serious violence have been set out after a public consultation with 5,000 responses.
00:09Residents highlighted knife crime, gangs, organised crime and violence against women and girls.
00:15Young people said visible policing, community hubs and access to outdoor spaces improve safety.
00:21The strategy follows a pledge by the Mayor of West Yorkshire, Tracey Braben, to co-produce a plan with communities.
00:27Latest figures show knife crime involving under 25s fell 16% in 2025, with robberies involving a knife down 18%.
00:37A people's fund will provide up to £100,000 in each district.
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