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Activist had warned about park where teen was stabbed
Birmingham Mail
|March 20, 2025
A COMMUNITY activist claims he had been warning park managers about the dangers of a Birmingham park for years before a boy of 15 was stabbed.
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The teenager was critically injured as he was knifed in the Morris Park area of Alum Rock at around 9pm on Friday, March 7. The incident has renewed fears the park is worsening the drug problem, with dealers selling to children.
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