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Queensbridge launch 'Stop Bullying' campaign

Queensbridge contractors who work on the Fusion21 frameworks have launched a campaign in their local community which is aimed at putting a stop to bullying.

Tom Fischer of Queensbridge commented, “A lot of young people have a good idea of what bullying is because they see it every day. This campaign is aimed to help stop bullying and to get knives off the streets.”

Queensbridge are sponsoring a local Martial Arts club in a campaign to get knives off the streets and to stop bullying in and out of the local schools in Cheshire.

Tom further added, “From the very onset of our partnership, Fusion21 have encouraged Queensbridge to support community initiatives.”

The campaign is working so well that it is now going to be extended within the Merseyside and Knowsley area.

Tom commented, “Unfortunately, not everyone takes bullying seriously. This is one of the main reasons that Queensbridge have worked alongside our local Martial Arts club”.

Also Involved in the Queensbridge campaign are Merseyside connexions, helping young adults in society – Supported by Cheshire Constabulary and Cheshire Fire Brigade.

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