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Tag Archives: Domestic Abuse
Only 3 MPs spoke about Domestic Abuse and Public Life
To be clear the opportunity for the debate was only for half an hour and it was to take place in Westminster Hall and so there was only a modest number of MPs that could have participated. However even so … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Apsana Begum, Domestic Abuse, Kate Kniverton, Sarah Dines
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Tomorrow a group of MPs will debate Domestic Abuse
It is always very encouraging when a group of MPs set out to promote an important theme within Parliament and particularly for them to work with a team that is not restricted to party politics. Tomorrow a debate is due … Continue reading
How many MPs are concerned about Domestic Abuse?
In the last few months, I have been observing the Parliamentary opportunities for MPs outside of the Government to raise motions which according to the Parliamentary website are “An Early Day Motion (EDM) is a motion put down, or tabled, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Apsana Begum, Domestic Abuse, Early Day Motion, EDM
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A great message from one member of Sussex Police
Every day and indeed every 24 hours of each day hundreds of workers for Sussex Police are working incredibly hard to protect the lives of individuals and communities across the whole of Sussex. Of course like every other human managed … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Community Safety, Justice Issues, Policing
Tagged Domestic Abuse, Domestic violence, MehdiCF223, Sussex Police
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Charities urgently need the Government to respond
On Monday there was a debate in the House of Commons on the subject of COVID-19: Domestic Abuse and one of the MPs that took part is Alex Norris who is the Shadow Minister for Health and Social Care and … Continue reading
Can faith communities be part of the Domestic Abuse solution?
Many of the discussions that take place in the House of Lords include a Bishop from time to time. On Wednesday there was a particularly important but brief subject being raised. The title was “Domestic Abuse – Question” and on this … Continue reading
What we need to do to improve society
Yesterday I wrote a blog about how protecting children and their parents from Domestic Abuse and Domestic Violence will require a major shift in the way in which statutory agencies such as the Police and Local Government departments engage with … Continue reading
Critical path in stopping Domestic Abuse
On Tuesday a report into Domestic Abuse and Domestic Violence was jointly published by a number of national inspection agencies entitled “The multi-agency response to children living with domestic abuse”. The report raises a number of vital issues yet appears to have … Continue reading
