US EditionSheffield’s mums have united against gangs. Now they want to bring the rest of the city with them
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Sheffield’s mums have united against gangs. Now they want to bring the rest of the city with them
For Sahira Irshad, the 45-year-old founder of anti-knife crime charity Mums United, the straw that broke the camel’s back was actually the snapping of a bike lock. Not the crime itself, which was relatively minor, but her own reaction to it — or rather lack of one. About eight years ago, at around three in the afternoon, she remembers walking with her young son just off London Road when they passed two teenagers stealing a stranger’s bike. “Ever…
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