Tuesday, November 8th, 2011
Charlotte appears on Sky Sports boxing show Ringside
Charlotte becomes the first MP to appear on the popular Sky Sports boxing show.
Click on the headline to see Charlotte speaking about how boxing can help some of Britain’s disillusioned young men and women.
Monday, April 19th, 2010
BBC Radio Bristol spend the day in Southmead
BBC Radio Bristol is today broadcasting 13 hours of live programmes from Southmead, six months to the day since a Panorama documentary portrayed the estate in a very unflattering light. Although the problems cannot be ignored, Southmead residents and Charlotte Leslie agree that Southmead has a very strong sense of community.
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
Henbury youth get their say on tackling youth crime
Charlotte Leslie organised a meeting for young people in Henbury to give their views on the problem of antisocial behaviour in the area, and to give them an opportunity to share their ideas to tackle youth crime.
Monday, August 17th, 2009
Charlotte talks to BBC Radio Bristol about the ongoing challenge of youth crime
Charlotte speaks to BBC Radio Bristol’s Steve Lefevre about the ongoing challenges of tackling youth crime
Monday, March 30th, 2009
Crow Lane Crime public meeting to kickstart action
Over 200 local residents came to have their say about youth crime in the area, and speak directly to police and youth workers at a public meeting called by Charlotte Leslie.
Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Charlotte talks to Radio Bristol about tackling Youth crime in Henbury
Charlotte Leslie, Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Bristol North-West, discussing crime in Henbury with Richard Wyatt.
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
Charlotte Leslie organises public meeting over youth crime issues in Henbury
Charlotte Leslie has called the public meeting, to be held in Emmanuel Chapel, Satchfield Cresent, Henbury, on Saturday March 28th to discuss the perceived growing level of youth crime in Crow Lane.
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008
The Daily Telegraph: End the woes of Britain’s children with boxing
This week, the Conservatives are getting to grips with the childhood problem. It is this: however you look at it, the statistics show that our children are becoming obese, depressed, and increasingly prone to anti-social behaviour and alcohol abuse.
