Section 75A makes provision for the new criminal offence of non-fatal strangulation and suffocation.

This offence will have general application and will apply to all cases where a person (D) intentionally strangles or suffocates another person (V), including cases where this offence occurs in a domestic abuse context.11 Strangulation and suffocation – GOV.UK https://www.gov.uk › domestic-abuse-bill-2020-factsheets […]

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This Group Will Challenge Your Perception Of Men Who Abuse Their Families

By Louise Ridley Their stories vary: some have attacked their partners or children, others are controlling, and most struggle to manage their temper. Some are classed as “high-risk” and their children have been placed under child protection so they don’t see them any more. Others have been told that if they don’t change their behaviour, they […]

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Wakefield Council to get hundreds of thousands of pounds for domestic abuse support

By Leanne Clarke Pontefract & Castleford Express Wakefield City Council is in line to receive hundreds of thousands of pounds to help it provide support for domestic abuse victims and their children, figures reveal. Wakefield City Council is in line to receive hundreds of thousands of pounds to help it provide support for domestic abuse victims and their […]

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THE ROSALIE RYRIE FOUNDATION IS HONOURED TO HAVE RECEIVED THE QUEENS AWARD FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE 2018

Queens Award for Voluntary service – The Rosalie Ryrie Foundation has worked tirelessly for the past 10 years staffed predominantly by volunteers. […]

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