In Westminster Hall, MPs are holding a debate on state support for victims of terrorism, put forward by Andy MacNae MP 📚Read the Commons Library debate pack: commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-brief… 📺Watch on Parliament live: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/ca…

Travis Frain was caught up in the Westminster Bridge attacks in 2017, he gave us an idea of how he thinks the UK should respond after terror attacks

I’m not called Andy, but here’s an excerpt of an interview I did recently with Greatest Hits Radio News

Members of our team spent a weekend in France, cycling a stretch of Tour de France™ along with Belgian Minister of Justice, Annelies Verlinden, and over 85 victims of terrorism from around the world to raise awareness of the needs of victims of terrorism. Thank you V-Europe for organising!

Glad to see this op-ed written by Andy MacNae MP and myself has now been published on UK Parliament’s News site. parliamentnews.co.uk/the-uk-for-too…

Lots of grassroots support for our efforts building within UK Parliament at the moment. Many thanks to Liam Conlon, MP for Beckenham, and Luke Myer , MP for Middlesbrough South, for taking the time to meet with victims of terrorism on the 20th anniversary of the 7/7 attacks.

Lovely to catch up with folks across the security industry last night to celebrate the passage of Martyn’s Law with Figen Murray OBE. Great to see Councillor Carmine Grimshaw & Lucy Powell MP, Leader of the House of Commons, in attendance too.

We recently received the results of an independent evaluation into our work, which we are delighted to share below. We’re looking forward to returning to campuses across the country over the next year so if you’re interested in having us deliver at your uni, get in touch now!

Members of our team attended a recent debate in Parliament on victims of terrorism, where our work was referenced by Politicians across the political spectrum, including by the Minister of State for Security, former Secretary of State for Education, and several backbench MPs.

A lovely surprise to end seven years working with Counter Terrorism Policing. Thank you to DACSO Evans for the certificate.

Announcing the newly formed All-Party Parliamentary Group on Terrorism & Security & secretariat, The APPG will be led by: 🔹Andy MacNae MP (Chair) 🔹David Walker (Vice-Chair) 🔹Baroness Foster DBE #FreeTheHostages🇮🇱❤️ (Vice-Chair) 🔹Neil Coyle (Vice-Chair) 🔹Travis D. Frain OBE DL (Chief of Secretariat)

Another eighteen new British citizens naturalised at Lancashire County Council as of Friday last week; folks from around the world choosing to contribute and live in Lancashire. A pleasure to receive their Oaths and Pledges of Allegiance on behalf of Lancashire Lieutenancy

Grateful to The Global Coalition for their continued collaboration and efforts to amplify the voices of those affected by terrorism

We are honored to announce that Mr. Travis Frain OBE DL will be joining the 2025 Global Summit on Terrorism and Political Violence as a featured speaker. 📅 September 9–10, 2025 📍 New York City Join us in welcoming Mr. Frain to #GSTPV2025

Happening at #GSTPV2025: Travis Frain OBE DL delivers powerful remarks. A survivor of the 2017 Westminster attack, he leads Resilience in Unity & the APPG on Terrorism & Security—advocating for victims, resilience & stronger counterterrorism policy. 👉 thesoufancenter.org/agenda-gstpv-2…

I’ll be speaking at Eradicate Hate Global Summit in Pittsburgh this week. Looking forward to hearing from an interesting array of other speakers, including Governor Josh Shapiro

📢 "The voices of those with lived experience can cut through the noise—acting as the battering ram that caves in the walls of complacency." – Mr. Travis D. Frain OBE DL OBE DL, survivor of the Westminster Bridge attack & Director, Resilience in Unity #GSTPV2025

The Southport inquiry heard today that the taxi driver who dropped the killer at the scene witnessed girls screaming and running into the road in front of his car, but simply drove off and did nothing. He eventually made a call to police 50 minutes later. I genuinely cannot get

Currently in Birmingham sharing my story with students to raise awareness of radicalisation & extremism, and just seen the awful scenes unfolding back home- with methodology all too similar to the attack I was involved in. Dreadful to see, and just brings it all rushing back.

Grateful to Iain Dale 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧⚒️ for a very thoughtful interview last night, allowing me to share my thoughts on the attack in Manchester. Beyond the initial shock, this should absolutely serve as a clarion call for all to double down on our efforts to challenge the spread of extremism.