Yesterday, our CEO Dawn Dines attended a drop-in day at Westminster, where she continued her tireless advocacy to combat spiking. Dawn had personally invited all MPs, Lords, and Ladies to attend this important event to discuss the urgent need for legal reforms around spiking.
The drop-in day aimed to raise awareness among lawmakers about the growing prevalence of spiking incidents and the significant gaps in current legislation. With firsthand accounts and expert insights, Dawn highlighted the devastating impact of these crimes on victims. Her call to action was clear: it’s time for the law to recognise spiking as a standalone offense, with stronger penalties to deter perpetrators and provide justice for victims.
Dawn’s engagement at Westminster reflects Stamp Out Spiking’s commitment to driving meaningful change and making society safer for all. The turnout and support from attendees marked a significant step forward, as we continue to push for legislative action to stamp out spiking for good.
Stay tuned for updates as we continue our mission to protect communities and change the law. Together, we can create a safer future.