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 ...

You 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 ...

Nottinghamshire Police is joining forces across the country to support the initiative, which aims to help remove further ...

Lancashire is supporting a new national surrender scheme ahead of legislation coming into effect on August 1 2025, which will ...

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.

The weapon, commonly referred to as a "ninja sword", is defined as a blade between 14 and 24 inches in length, with a primary and secondary straight cutting edge, a blunt spine, and either a ...