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Today, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust welcomes a momentous milestone in its decades-long campaign to bring in national minimum standards for taxi and private hire vehicle (PHV) driver licensing as the English Devolution Bill passes Parliament. Read more
Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) has recently recommissioned Suzy Lamplugh Trust to deliver the pan-London Stalking Support Service with an initial investment of £2.2 million across four years. Read more
For National Stalking Awareness Week 2026, our theme is Fatal Fixation: Understanding the Link Between Stalking and Homicide. Clearer frameworks urgently needed to identify stalking behaviours before escalation to serious harm and violence. Read more
Our Trustee Professor Emma Short and her daughter Eve are running the Southwold half-Marathon to raise money for Independent Stalking Advocacy (ISA) training. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust urge for action to tackle the rising tide of violence, abuse and harassment against frontline workers. Read more
We respond to the BBC Panorama episode 'Undercover in the Police' and the misogyny, racism and abuse of powers it reveals. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust co-host roundtable to discuss the legal and political implications of the Worker Protection Act 2023 on the retail sector. Read more
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust, Dr Anna Barker at the University of Leeds and Keep Britain Tidy launch active bystander training for staff to make green spaces welcoming to all. Read more
We are extremely disappointed by the government’s decision to push forward with the Sentencing Bill without heeding the concerns raised by the Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) sector. Read more
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust welcomes the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s (NPCC) report detailing the progress made by police forces in implementing the stalking super complaint recommendations but remains concerned about the disparity of force implementation. Read more
Perpetrator interventions play a vital role in keeping victims safe from further harm. Whilst we welcome resourcing to address this area of work, the Home Office’s announcement has led to some serious concerns. Read more
We are extremely concerned about the government's sentencing review announcement which we believe will put stalking victims at risk. Read more
We highlight concerns that the guidance is not a binding Code of Practice, and that stalking is not adequately addressed. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust is deeply concerned by the changes to recall measures for certain offenders to ease prison capacity crisis. Read more
For National Stalking Awareness Week 2025, our theme is 'Health Response: Spotting Stalking'. We are highlighting how specialist stalking services can work together with the healthcare sector to recognise victims of stalking and ensure they can access the support they need. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust's statement on John Cannan’s death. Read more
National Personal Safety Day 2024 theme is 'Steering Towards Safety' with a review of passenger safety on the public transport network Read more
Whilst we have been waiting for the findings to the Super Complaint for two years, many victims of stalking have been awaiting justice for decades. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust calls on all 43 police forces to publish plans to improve response to stalking cases following super complaint findings Read more
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust responds to the London Stalking Review 2024- MOPAC Research Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust statement on VAWG national emergency following the NPCC and College of Policing declaring violence perpetrated by men to be a national emergency. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust's statement on media interviewing perpetrators of stalking. Read more
Statement from the Suzy Lamplugh Trust on the Netflix TV series 'Baby Reindeer' Read more