Mum's fight against knife crime
A 17-year-old boy has been stabbed to death at a house party in Colchester.
Campaigner: Knives are not about protection
Ann Oakes-Odger's son Westley was stabbed to death in Colchester in 2005, and she now campaigns against knife crime.
She says young people need to be educated on the consequences of getting involved in crime and how they deal with conflict.
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Mum of murder victim campaigns against knife crime
Six weeks after a Clacton teenager was stabbed to death at a house party, his mother has launched a new campaign against knife crime.
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Lanterns lit for Jay
Family and friends light lanterns in memory of murdered teenager Jay Whiston
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Murder weapon search
Detectives investigating the death of a Clacton teenager in Colchester are continuing to look for the murder weapon.