Stalking News
UK’s biggest EVER Stalking Survey Launched
14th September 2016
STALKING INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED What is it like to be stalked in the UK today? How easy is it to get help? Over a million people are stalked in the UK… Read more »
Trouble With An Ex?
19th April 2016
Trouble With An Ex is a film exploring the dangers posed by ex-partners who stalk. Find out the lessons that can be learned from the case of Rachel Williams who was stalked and shot by her estranged husband but miraculously survived. Read more »
RIP Shana Grice – The Teenage Stalking Victim Fined for Wasting Police Time.
22nd March 2017
Network for Surviving Stalking is a member of the UK Stalking Consortium. Here’s our collective response to the murder of Shana Grice following today’s conviction of her ex-boyfriend Michael Lane. #RIPShana #TakeStalkingSeriously… Read more »
Response to IPCC investigation into Kerry Power case
24th November 2016
“Like anyone who reads the IPCC report into Kerry Power’s involvement with Devon And Cornwall Police prior to her death, Network for Surviving Stalking was horrified by the many ways… Read more »
Who Should We Be Frightened Of?
31st May 2016
Who Should We be Frightened of? Another simple but important question. Dr Jane Monckton Smith of University of Gloucestershire told Network for Surviving Stalking (okay and a lecture theatre full… Read more »
Do The Police Always Recognise A Dangerous Person?
30th May 2016
Dr Jane Monckton Smith of University of Gloucestershire told Network for Surviving Stalking (okay and a lecture theatre full of other people) her thoughts on how to police dangerous offenders. We… Read more »
How The Perpetrator Works
29th May 2016
Dr Jane Monckton Smith of University of Gloucestershire told Network for Surviving Stalking (okay and a lecture theatre full of other people) her thoughts on what motivates perpetrators who carry… Read more »
2 Dangerous Behaviours
28th May 2016
Dr Jane Monckton Smith of University of Gloucestershire told Network for Surviving Stalking (okay and a lecture theatre full of other people) her thoughts on coercive control and stalking. We took… Read more »
Are You Afraid Of Someone?
26th May 2016
“Are You Afraid Of Someone?” It’s a simple but important question and the answer can be quite complex. Dr Jane Monckton Smith of University of Gloucestershire told Network for Surviving… Read more »
What is Stalking?
19th April 2016
Stalking is in itself extremely serious. It can lead to psychological distress; including PTSD, depression and anxiety. It impacts every area of a ‘victim’s’ life – their relationships, finances, work, home. Stalking can also lead to violence – including rape and murder. Stalking is a key factor in domestic homicide – therefore it’s essential to recognise this behaviour as early as possible. Read more »