Home Affairs Select Committee hears from National Youth Agency and User Voice on the Government's approach to crime prevention

During a Home Affairs Select Committee hearing into the Government’s approach to crime prevention, evidence was heard from the following witnesses:
  • Ms Fiona Blacke, Chief Executive, National Youth Agency
  • Ms Peta Halls, Development Office...

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