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Ninja swords will finally become illegal on August 1 - and the Government today launches a national surrender scheme to take ...
Nottinghamshire Police is offering a month-long amnesty for owners of ninja swords before they are banned. From 1 August it ...
The mother of a teenager murdered with a ninja sword is calling for the weapons to be surrendered before a ban comes into ...
As part of the government's weapon-surrender scheme, anti-knife crime campaigner Faron Paul, of FazAmnesty, will tour London, ...
Hundreds of swords and machetes – as well as ninja stars and daggers – have been handed in at police stations across South ...
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Somerset County Gazette on MSN'Hand in your ninja sword' plea from policeYou could even claim compensation if you surrender your ninja sword at a designated police station in the force area. To ...
Greater Manchester opens government-funded knife surrender bin and has the UK’s first mobile surrender van as part of a ...
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Lancaster Guardian on MSNNinja swords can be handed in at Morecambe and Lancaster police stations under new schemeLancashire is supporting a new national surrender scheme ahead of legislation coming into effect on August 1 2025, which will ...
Nottinghamshire Police is joining forces across the country to support the initiative, which aims to help remove further ...
Police advised the way to safely package and transport a surrendered item is to wrap it in materials like newspaper, bubble ...
WARRINGTON residents are being urged to surrender any ‘ninja swords’ they may have during a month-long police amnesty.
If you own or have a ninja sword in your possession, you must surrender it before the weapon becomes illegal on 1 August. Read more for FAQs and a list of designated police stations.
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