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The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has joined forces with the Metropolitan Police’s Black Police Association to help turn around the attitudes and behaviour of young people involved in or at risk of youth violence. 
Keep The Faith magazine, Britain's leading publication for black faith. View the latest issue online now. Did you know Keep The Faith is distributed nationwide to over 4,310 black-led, black-majority churches and community groups nationwide? It is read by three generations of church goers! 
Police searching for a missing person are appealing for help from the public. Skarka Radim, a 29-year-old man, went missing from his home in Walford Road in Sparkhill on Monday 24 May. 
Hockley teenager Sade Omojowo has won a Birmingham-wide competition to name an educational project tackling gang affiliation in the city. Sade, 16, was presented with £150 of shopping vouchers for her winning title – My Life, My Choice – for the initiative being run by Birmingham Reducing Gang Violence (BRGV). 
A man who shot two people at a Birmingham nightclub has been sentenced to 16 years in prison. Dean Rowe, aged 23 and from Winson Green, was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court after previously pleading guilty to attempted murder and firearms offences. 
Following the success of the first edition of the Black UK Christian Directory, Keep the Faith magazine Britain’s leading publication for black faith is publishing the second edition of this acclaimed title.