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. Read more
Stamp Out Harassment: Ending Harassment of Night-Time Economy Workers Read more
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' Read more
The National Personal Safety Day 2021 campaign focuses on driving out violence and aggression across all forms of public transport. Read more
Below are some of our previous campaigns, if you wish to campaign on behalf of the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, please contact us by emailing [email protected]
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. Read more
With the statistic surrounding dog theft increasing during the last year, Suzy Lamplugh Trust and partners including Animal Friends Insurance, have developed an animation and downloadable leaflet to raise awareness alongside advice on how to prevent this figure increasing & information regarding personal safety as a dog owner. Read more
Suzy Lamplugh Trust carried out an online survey entitled ‘’Unmasking Stalking: A Changing Landscape’’ on the changes in perpetrator behaviour since the start of COVID-19, the type of impact this has on the victim & their particular experience with the criminal justice system. Read more
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust is issuing personal safety advice for individuals dating online during Covid-19 as well as calling for online dating platforms to better protect their users. Read more
On National Personal Safety Day 2020, Suzy Lamplugh Trust has released a report on online abuse at work. Read more
Our campaign for the Right To Be Safe Read more
National Stalking Awareness Week 20th-24th April 2020. This year we are highlighting the need to See Stalking Clearly. 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
Suzy Lamplugh Trust’s longest running campaign has been for the licensing of the operators and drivers of minicabs in London. Every year hundreds of crimes, including many rapes and sexual assaults, are linked to illegal and unlicensed minicab drivers. Read more
Suzy's Charter for Workplace Safety provides a personal safety framework that can help organisations become fully compliant with excellent personal safety policy and protocols. Read more
National Stalking Awareness Week- Monday 8th April - Friday 12th April 2019. In 2019 we wanted to shine a light on stalking as a public health issue. Stalking can have a devastating impact on people's emotional and mental well being as well as their physical safety. It is time the health sector recognises that #StalkingStealsLives Read more
On National Personal Safety Day, 8th November 2018, we launched the Stay Safe At Work campaign and the results of our retail workplace safety survey highlighting personal safety risks to workers in the retail sector. Read more
Read our report to find out why agencies need to make #ReportingStalking a strategic priority Read more
Victims of stalking have serious healthcare needs arising from the trauma of being stalked, which currently are not always being met. Read more
We have developed a range of campaign tools to help you if you are concerned about street lighting reductions in your area Read more
Staying Safe on the Doorstep is a campaigning that promotes personal safety for elected officials, candidates and campaign staff when they are canvassing for support. Read more
Whether you’re working in the housing sector, or hoping to rent or buy, consider your safety before visiting a property Read more