National Stalking Awareness Week 2019

National Stalking Awareness Week- Monday 8th April – Friday 12th April 2019

What is National Stalking Awareness Week?

National Stalking Awareness week is about raising awareness of stalking and the stories behind the statistics. This year Suzy Lamplugh Trust and the National Stalking Consortium are focusing on the impact stalking has on victims' mental and emotional health as well as their physical safety. We want to raise awareness amongst health professionals of the seriousness of stalking and that #StalkingStealsLives

For more information on our 2019 National Stalking Awareness Week Conference - Stalking: A Public Health Issue - click here

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Press release: Peoplesafe partners with the Suzy Lamplugh Trust

Peoplesafe has extended its partnership with the Suzy Lamplugh Trust
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National Stalking Awareness Week Conference 2024: "Join Forces Against Stalking"

For National Stalking Awareness Week 2024, our theme is "Join Forces Against Stalking"
Press Release: Research into Stalking Victims’ Experiences of the CPS, HMCTS, and the Judiciary

The Suzy Lamplugh Trust on behalf of the National Stalking Consortium has released preliminary research detailing a lack of understanding in relation to behaviours that constitute stalking within the Crown Prosecution Service, HM Courts and Tribunals Service, and the judiciary, leading to an appallingly low number of charges, and an even lower number of convictions.

National Stalking Awareness Week 2024

For National Stalking Awareness Week 2024, our theme is "Join Forces Against Stalking".
‘I just want this to be over’: Stalking Victims’ Experience of the CPS, HMCTS and the Judiciary

On the 11-year anniversary of the stalking legislation being brought into force, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, on behalf of the National Stalking Consortium, launches a report detailing preliminary findings regarding the response to stalking by the CPS, HMCTS and the judiciary across England and Wales.
National Personal Safety Day 2023: Tackling Harassment in Sport and Exercise

On National Personal Safety Day 2023, we are calling on the public to become #GameChangers and help tackle harassment in sport and exercise once and for all.
An Advocate for Every Victim

We recommend that the Victims and Prisoners Bill makes specific reference to Independent Stalking Advocates by updating Section 12 of the Bill to include ‘stalking services’ as a relevant victim support service and that commitments are made to issue guidance on this role, as well as on IDVAs and ISVAs.
National Stalking Awareness Week 2023

National Stalking Awareness Week 2023 took place on 24th to 28th April.
Super-complaint submitted on police response to stalking

Ten years since the stalking legislation was brought into force, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, on behalf of the National Stalking Consortium, launches a super-complaint against the police finding systemic issues in the response to stalking across England and Wales.
National Personal Safety Day 2022: Stamp Out Harassment

Stamp Out Harassment: Ending Harassment of Night-Time Economy Workers
National Stalking Awareness Week 2022: Bridging The Gap

Suzy Lamplugh Trust carried out an online survey gathering information on stalking victims' access to, and experiences with, Independent Stalking Advocates. Our report is entitled 'Bridging The Gap: A Stalking Advocate for Every Victim'
Driving Out Violence and Aggression on Public Transport

The National Personal Safety Day 2021 campaign focuses on driving out violence and aggression across all forms of public transport.
Suzy Lamplugh: 35 Years

Suzy Lamplugh Trust is marking the 35th Anniversary of Suzy's disappearance with a campaign reflecting on the achievements over the years and highlighting the critical work that still lies ahead.