Tag Archive for: Katie Ghose

‘More than bruises’: Hayley Atwell stars in new Women’s Aid film

Susie Marwood, 6th December 2018, Press releases, #16Days, 16 Days, Becky O'Brien, coercive control, Domestic abuse, film, Hayley Atwell, Katie Ghose, More than bruises, 0

‘More than bruises’: Hayley Atwell stars in new Women’s Aid film Thursday 6th December 2018 Today, Women’s Aid...

Spice Girl Melanie Brown becomes a Women’s Aid Patron

Susie Marwood, 25th November 2018, #16Days, News, #16Days, 16 Days, coercive control, Domestic abuse, Katie Ghose, Melanie Brown, Spice Girls, Women's Aid Patron, 0

#Unbreakable: Spice Girl Melanie Brown becomes a Women’s Aid Patron, announcing she “will shout from the rooftops to raise...

#NotAlone: Women’s Aid calls for domestic abuse bill with resources to ensure no survivor faces domestic alone

Susie Marwood, 23rd November 2018, #16Days, Press releases, #16Days, 16 Days, 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence, coercive control, Domestic abuse, Domestic Abuse Bill, International day for the elimination of violence against women, Katie Ghose, Refuges, SOS, SOS campaign, Specialist services, Violence Against Women and Girls, 0

#NotAlone: Women’s Aid calls for domestic abuse bill with resources to ensure no survivor faces domestic alone Friday...

Women’s Aid responds to ONS’s Domestic Abuse report: year ending March 2018

Susie Marwood, 22nd November 2018, News, criminal justice, Domestic abuse, Domestic Abuse Bill, Katie Ghose, ONS, police, Specialist services, 0

Women’s Aid responds to ONS’s Domestic Abuse report: year ending March 2018 Thursday 22nd November 2018 Today,...

Women’s Aid welcome government funding for domestic abuse services

Susie Marwood, 12th November 2018, News, Press releases, Domestic abuse, Funding, Katie Ghose, Refuges, SOS campaign, 0

Women’s Aid welcome government funding for domestic abuse services Monday 12th November 2018 Katie Ghose, Chief Executive of...

Women’s Aid responds to the Home Affairs Committee’s report on domestic abuse

Susie Marwood, 22nd October 2018, News, Domestic abuse, Domestic Abuse Bill, Domestic abuse report, Family Courts, government, Home Affairs Committee, Katie Ghose, Refuges, SOS campaign, Specialist services, 0

Women’s Aid responds to the Home Affairs Committee’s report on domestic abuse Monday 22nd October 2018 The...

Violence against Women and Girls crimes make up a fifth of CPS total caseload

Susie Marwood, 26th September 2018, News, coercive control, CPS, criminal justice, Domestic abuse, Katie Ghose, police, VAWG, VAWG report, Violence Against Women and Girls, 0

Violence against Women and Girls crimes make up a fifth of the Crown Prosecution Service’s total caseload Wednesday...

Women’s Aid responds to HMI Probation’s domestic abuse report

Susie Marwood, 25th September 2018, News, criminal justice, Domestic abuse, Katie Ghose, probation, probation services, 0

Women’s Aid responds to HMI Probation’s domestic abuse report Tuesday 25th September 2018 Today, HMI Probation released...

Women’s Aid, WCRS and BBFC team up to shine a light on the hidden victims of domestic abuse: children

Susie Marwood, 7th September 2018, Press releases, children, Domestic abuse, hidden victims, Katie Ghose, SOS campaign, Young people, 0

Women’s Aid, WCRS and BBFC team up to shine a light on the hidden victims of domestic abuse: children...

SOS Save Our Services Win: Government announces refuges’ housing costs will continue to be funded in welfare system

Susie Marwood, 9th August 2018, News, Domestic abuse, government, Katie Ghose, Refuges, SOS, SOS campaign, 0

SOS Save Our Services Win: Government announces refuges’ housing costs will continue to be funded in welfare system ...

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