With violent crime yet again in the news, the Conservative Party have launched their plans for tackling Britain's crime crisis.
A three-stage solution has been proposed: in the short term, getting more police back on the street; in the medium, reforming schools and the criminal justice system; and in the long run, strengthening families and communities.
Announcing the policies, David Cameron said, "Britain's crime crisis is just one part of the social breakdown we see around us. We can and will fight back."
The proposals recognise that preventing anti-social behaviour and violent crime is not just a job for the police and justice system; it's the responsibility of us all, as individuals, working alongside government and civil society.
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