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In an open letter to the UK’s main political parties, bereaved parents and child abuse survivors call on whoever enters Downing Street next month to commit to a strengthened Online Safety Act.
The Labour party has pledged to give coroners the powers they need to access information held by tech companies after a child’s death.
The Molly Rose Foundation is making a major intervention ahead of the General Election.
The run was a tribute to Holly Still’s sister, who took her own life at the age of 13 a decade ago.
Upon being made MBE, Ian Russell said: “It’s for my family, and that family still includes Molly.”
A spectacular day of fundraising at Cannon Lane Primary School in Pinner has raised more than £1,000 for the Molly Rose Foundation.
Children as young as 5-7 years-old are increasingly present online, with up to a third using social media unsupervised.
We now deliver Suicide First Aid courses for organisations and communities on how to have a three-step conversation that could save a life.
Coroners will now be able to demand data from firms when holding an inquest into the circumstances of a child’s death.