Humberside Police are urging residents to hand in knives and weapons as part of the national Sceptre knife surrender campaign. The ongoing campaign runs until Sunday, 23 November 2025, aiming to slash knife crime and keep streets safer.
No Questions Asked – Just Drop Off Your Knives
Chief Inspector Tim Harrison stressed the dangers of knife crime and reassured the public: “There are no questions asked. Simply take your knife or weapon to any listed police station and drop it in the knife bin. No forms, no records, just safer streets.”
Where to Surrender Knives in Humberside
- Grimsby Victoria Police Station
- Hull Osbourne Street
- Hull Clough Road
- Bridlington
- Driffield
- Pocklington
- Goole
- Beverley
- Scunthorpe
- Barton
Knives can be handed in discreetly throughout the week at these stations using secure knife bins.
Police Warn: Carrying Knives Puts You at Risk
Sergeant Matthew Julian revealed officers will also conduct weapon sweeps and patrols near schools to educate young people about knife dangers.
“Our message to those carrying knives – or thinking about it – is clear: It does not protect you. It makes you more vulnerable and puts you in greater danger of serious harm.”
Don’t wait. Drop that knife and help make Humberside’s streets safer today.
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