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I started Take the Stand because victims deserve to have their voices heard. I spoke to Right to Equality with our first guest Juliana Terlizzi to discuss why it's so important. Podcast launching this month - donate here: crowdfunder.co.uk/p/takethestand

Collectively we used our voice to make huge lasting change. And we’re so proud of that.

Some positive announcements in today's spending review, but if Government wants to achieve its ambitions to halve violence against women and girls, much more will be needed, particularly for policing and support services. My full statement ⬇️

Thank you for all your support to both Juliana Terlizzi and Sarah Olney

Take the stand is now live! We delve into Juliana Terlizzi story and experience. She explains what it feels like to be able to read her impact statement out in full. Want to support the podcast? You can still donate to the crowdfunder. Check the show notes open.spotify.com/episode/0QuVHh…

Also available on Apple Podcast now! podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/tak…

Amazing to spend some time with Alex Davies-Jones MP talking about how and what we can do for victims. Let’s keep working together and pushing because victims deserve more 💪🏼.

Being a “girl’s girl” means not attending the concerts of known abusers like Chris Brown. Being a girl’s girl means believing her, even if you don’t particularly like her. Being a girl’s girl means not defaulting to misogynistic insults, just because you feel insecure.

Yesterday we talked all things Open Justice with Alex Davies-Jones MP. Ensuring we are supporting victims is crucial and that’s what we aim to do. Every victim going through court deserves to understand, be understood and be heard.

Have a spare pound? Donate it here to keep vital services going: justgiving.com/page/womensaid…

My dear friend Charlotte Meijer set this fundraiser up overnight to help keep Women's Aid vital Live Chat service open. Let’s get behind it - share if you can, donate if you're able. Every bit helps protect life-saving support for women and girls. justgiving.com/page/womensaid…

When the met offered to reinvestigate my rape, I said yes. But after one call being reminded of their inadequacies and inability to be empathetic, I quit the justice process. This review highlights exactly that. Many victims like myself disengage. The system isn’t fit for purpose

Exactly why we need to heed Victims’ Commissioner London’s call for urgent reform. When victims disengage, it’s not because they give up - it’s because the system gives up on them.

Why victims are quitting the criminal justice system. I spoke to Sonja to share my experience. The numbers speak for themselves 59% of victims of DA disengage due to police and systematic failures. bbc.com/news/articles/…

This clip captures a key moment in my journey - submitting a Victims' Right to Review, receiving an adverse outcome, and learning my case couldn’t be reopened, even after the CPS admitted their mistake. I’ve been calling to strengthen the VRR system ever since. The recent

We need the VRR pilot to become permanent. This should be a basic right for victims. Mistakes are made, but we need to be able to correct them. Jade Blue has been campaigning for a better VRR for years with hope that others won't be let down by the system like she was.

My latest doc - Breaking the Silence: Kate’s Story on ITV this Sunday at 10.20pm. Former MP Kate Kniveton’s powerful testimony and accounts from other survivors expose how misunderstood #domesticabuse remains and how our legal system repeatedly fails those it’s meant to protect.

#holdalljudgestoaccount It’s taken two long years to find out exactly why my daughter’s rape trial was so traumatic and left her wanting to die. Now I believe I have all the pieces of the jigsaw. It’s not good. The judge didn’t follow legal procedure. The prosecution

Kate Kniveton took a risk speaking out about the failings of the family courts. She, like many others, was advised to maintain contact between her child and the abuser, fearing accusations of “parental alienation.” Her documentary airs Sunday ITV 10:20pm. thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2025-0…

Have you listened to our second episode of “Take The Stand” yet? The podcast gives women the opportunity to read out their Victim Impact Statements - something that many victims never get the opportunity to do. It’s an emotional one so strap in. open.spotify.com/episode/1L3yCb…