Liverpool City Centre Woman Safety. Woman found dead in Liverpool city centre flat Liverpool Echo Following on from the success of the first phase of the project in Liverpool city centre last year, the Safer Streets campaign is now being expanded to increase efforts to tackle Violence against. Download this document: Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy 2023-2026 (PDF: 504 KB) A three-year strategy to transform the way Liverpool City Council responds to violence against women and girls, by engaging and working collaboratively with city-wide stakeholders across various sectors and social groups across Liverpool.
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Steve Rotheram, Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, said: "The murder of Sarah Everard sent shockwaves throughout the country and sparked an important national debate about the safety of women and girls in public places Safer Streets Liverpool aims to stop unwanted sexual behaviour across transport routes in the city
Green light for a Liverpool city centre mobility strategy Liverpool Express
Following on from the success of the first phase of the project in Liverpool city centre last year, the Safer Streets campaign is now being expanded to increase efforts to tackle Violence against. The Safer Streets project was launched in the city. Safer Streets Liverpool aims to stop unwanted sexual behaviour across transport routes in the city
Pedestrian critically hurt in Liverpool city centre crash BBC News. Following on from the success of the first phase of the project in Liverpool city centre last year, the Safer Streets campaign is now being expanded to increase efforts to tackle Violence against. Whether using public transport at night, going out on a run or just walking home - too often women feel they are unable to do things men take for granted due to the risk.
Mobile Police Station Vehicle; Homeless Demonstrators occupying old Bank of England Building in. A campaign to increase women's safety, particularly around the transport network, is being rolled out across the whole of Merseyside Download this document: Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy 2023-2026 (PDF: 504 KB) A three-year strategy to transform the way Liverpool City Council responds to violence against women and girls, by engaging and working collaboratively with city-wide stakeholders across various sectors and social groups across Liverpool.