The launch of our Right To Be Safe campaign, looking at personal safety and working during Covid-19. Read more
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust is launching a new online platform for victims of stalking to access support. Read more
The London Stalking Support Service is an addition to the National Stalking Helpline and will be providing additional support to Londoners experiencing stalking. Read more
For National Stalking Awareness Week 2020, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust is highlighting the urgent need to 'See Stalking Clearly' Read more
Safety tips for employers and employees during this situation Read more
2020 is a time of growth for the Suzy Lamplugh Trust and the team. Read more
Following her time as Interim CEO, Suky Bhaker has now been appointed as CEO of the Suzy Lamplugh Trust Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust welcomes the launch of Stalking Protection Orders but advises they will only be an effective intervention for victims if robust police enforcement underpins them. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trusts is urging all operators and licensing authorities to continue to make passenger safety the priority. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust Lone Working and Personal Safety training courses are now accredited by the Institute of Conflict Management. Read more
The Government is now only planning to issue statutory guidance, not national standards. Read more
The National Stalking Helpline has received £25,000 from Garfield Weston Foundation Read more
Our 2017-2019 Impact Report for the Suzy Lamplugh Trust Read more
Following National Stalking Awareness Week 2019, the report focusing on the impact to victims' mental health has been released, produced by Sussex Stalking Support and the National Centre for Cyberstalking Research, University of Bedfordshire, in association with the National Stalking Consortium. Read more
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Lessons must be learned from Alice Ruggles’ tragic murder by her stalker, says Suzy Lamplugh Trust Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust welcomes the Government’s pledge today to legislate on national minimum standards for taxi and private hire vehicle licensing and establish a national licensing database. Read more
The Multi Agency Stalking Intervention Programme (MASIP), managed by Suzy Lamplugh Trust and funded by the Home Office, is a pilot project to test three different intervention models for stalking. Importantly, each service combines the differing skills and expertise of police investigation, psychological analysis and victim advocacy to ensure the best response to this insidious crime. Read more
The National Stalking Consortium calls on the National Police Chief Council to acknowledge the link between reported incidents and crime and to commit to recording and investigating these incidents before they escalate to physical violence. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust welcomes the publication of the report of the Task and Finish Group on taxi and private hire vehicle licensing of which it was a member and urges the government to promptly implement the recommendations in the report in the interests of public safety. Read more