Professional snooker player Michael White has been sent to prison for three years after being convicted of multiple domestic abuse assaults which took place over more than a year.
Saying such behaviour is not tolerated, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association has terminated his membership, and removed White, of Neath Abbey, south Wales, from the World Snooker Tour and world rankings. He was in 60th place at the time of his conviction.
Women’s Aid has put a price on fleeing domestic abuse: up to around £50,000 in a worse-case scenario. At best with the help of state
The parliament in Guernsey has passed new legislation to modernise what was seen as outdated laws covering domestic abuse, with the aim to protect and
Refuge is calling on the Westminster government to make combating technology-facilitated abuse a key part of its plan to halve violence against women and girls
Stacey Rothwell has won the innovation award at the government’s Science and Engineering (GSE) Awards for her work devising Rapid Video Response (RVR), secure technology
The NCDV magazine is published to bring together a vast array of news that is published on a monthly basis but is scattered around the internet. We focus on domestic abuse and violence stories but occasionally we will bring you personal stories from individual survivors demonstrating the enormous strength they have discovered and the incredible journey they have taken.
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