NSAW 2026—Focusing on fatal fixation
April 25, 2026
This year’s National Stalking Awareness Week focused on the link between stalking and homicide
Find out more about our work in schools, our annual conferences, our training for practitioners, and much more
Ten years on from losing Alice, read Sue and Clive’s message about the importance of our work and why we need your help now more than ever
You could help us raise vital funds, volunteer for us, or partner with us. Learn more
Find out more about our work in schools, our annual conferences, our training for practitioners, and much more
Ten years on from losing Alice, read Sue and Clive’s message about the importance of our work and why we need your help now more than ever
You could help us raise vital funds, volunteer for us, or partner with us. Learn more
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A mother’s blog
This year’s National Stalking Awareness Week focused on the link between stalking and homicide
Special thanks to Rob Byrne who ran in Sunday’s London marathon, and to all our other runners
In the early days, most people just gave me a hug. I didn’t have to speak and I could avoid crying. But then people needed to talk to me about Alice, about what to do with her stuff, arrangements for her funeral and mundane, but hugely distressing administration tasks. I discovered that if I felt emotional, I could avoid crying by just stopping what I was saying, usually mid-sentence. In those early days there were a lot of silent pauses. I think my friends got used to it.
News
Fundraising
A mother’s blog
This year’s National Stalking Awareness Week focused on the link between stalking and homicide
Special thanks to Rob Byrne who ran in Sunday’s London marathon, and to all our other runners
In the early days, most people just gave me a hug. I didn’t have to speak and I could avoid crying. But then people needed to talk to me about Alice, about what to do with her stuff, arrangements for her funeral and mundane, but hugely distressing administration tasks. I discovered that if I felt emotional, I could avoid crying by just stopping what I was saying, usually mid-sentence. In those early days there were a lot of silent pauses. I think my friends got used to it.
News
This year’s National Stalking Awareness Week focused on the link between stalking and homicide
Fundraising
Special thanks to Rob Byrne who ran in Sunday’s London marathon, and to all our other runners
A mother’s blog
In the early days, most people just gave me a hug. I didn’t have to speak and I could avoid crying. But then people needed to talk to me about Alice, about what to do with her stuff, arrangements for her funeral and mundane, but hugely distressing administration tasks. I discovered that if I felt emotional, I could avoid crying by just stopping what I was saying, usually mid-sentence. In those early days there were a lot of silent pauses. I think my friends got used to it.
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