Government news and campaigns

Landmark package to pursue domestic abuse perpetrators

Thousands more women and children will be better protected from domestic abuse through the direct targeting of perpetrators, the Home Secretary has announced.

Backed by a £53 million investment over the next 4 years, domestic abuse perpetrators who pose the highest risk will be forced to change their behaviour and stop their offending as more police and agencies roll out tactics shown to reduce abuse.

It will form a central part of the government’s Plan for Change and pledge to tackle the epidemic of domestic abuse. Read more here.

Updates on the move to eVisas

Information on the move from physical immigration documents to eVisas. Read more here.

Home Secretary at the Police Bravery Awards

The Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, gave a speech at the annual Police Bravery Awards. Read more here.

External campaigns

NWG – Where is CSE in 2025?

NWG and trusted partners are hosting a national conference on Where is CSE now? on the 17th September 2025. In partnership with the CSE Taskforce, Hydrant Programme, the CSA Centre and The Marie Collins Foundation, we’ll be exploring the current landscape, the gaps, and how to re-centre our collective response to child sexual exploitation.

Target audience: Health, police, education, LA, youth justice, vol sector, community orgs, faith, sport, adult services, community safety partnerships, licensing, housing, legal, children’s social care, strategic leads, youth work, missing leads

Find out more and book your place here – NWG Where is CSE in 2025? Tickets, Wed, Sep 17, 2025 at 9:30 AM | Eventbrite