Influx of calls to Dumbarton domestic abuse charity

Balloch train assault: CCTV released in bid to track down attackerThis happened over August 7 and 8 at a property in Helensburgh while Leech was on bail granted less than two months earlier.The court was told Leech, from Union Street Lane, and the woman had argued throughout the day with Leech described in court as acting aggressively.The woman phoned her mum who was able to hear Leech shouting and swearing loudly in the background.

link.Ms Crawley told the Advertiser: “The devastating impact of the Tory decision to withdraw support for jobs in the middle of a pandemic is starting to hit home – with growing fears of mass redundancies.“Boris Johnson was repeatedly warned that thousands of people could lose their jobs unnecessarily as a result of Tory cuts – and those warnings are now starting to become reality.“The Tory government must perform an urgent U-turn, reinstate a full job protection scheme, and devolve financial

Brooklyn Beckham has been slammed by a domestic violence charity after he posed for a picture while playfully holding Nicola Peltz's neck. The son of David and Victoria Beckham was slammed by the IKWRO Women's Rights Organisation after Nicola posted the snap on Instagram earlier this week.

Instagram, shows the couple smiling and laughing as he has one hand around her neck.However, the founder of KWRO Women’s Rights Organisation said it was ‘disgusting’ to share online, and that this type of thing shouldn’t be turned into some sort of joke.KWRO is a charity that campaigns against issues such as domestic violence, honour-based violence, and forced marriage, and its founder Dianna Nammsaid she thinks the photo should be deleted and that the couple should apologise.Speaking about it

Bosses are to recommission a £1.1m housing service for ‘people in crisis, including victims of domestic abuse and residents with mental health issues.Oldham’s cabinet has considered proposals to formally re-tender a supported housing scheme within the borough which would extend it for a further three years.Currently, there are 104 beds which are designated for people with a range of needs, by two different not-for-profit providers.Councillors were told that the aim of the project is to provide

link.And the charity fear this delay will now be exacerbated as most local authorities and housing associations stopped allocating new accommodation during lockdown.Dr Marsha Scott, chief executive of Scottish Women’s Aid, said: “For women, children and young people experiencing domestic abuse, the pandemic has been particularly difficult and dangerous.“Our 36 local Women’s Aid groups have responded with a degree of speed, dedication and innovation that is to be commended - especially given that

called out a 'racist' pub in Lancashire for banning Travellers from entering earlier this week. He shared recent footage from outside the Hurley Flyer pub in Morecambe in which a doorman refuses entry to two Traveller men, LancsLive reported on Monday.

Nicola Sturgeon has written to Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for urgent four-nation talks to tighten lockdown restrictions to tackle the spread of coronavirus. The First Minister has pointed to scientific opinion that bringing the virus back under control will require measures beyond those announced so far.

Coronavirus deaths, according to a top scientist. Professor Neil Ferguson - whose research partly led the UK Government to order the lockdown in March - said Britain is facing a “perfect storm” following the easing of controls over the summer.

On Friday’s This Morning, Loose Women’s Brenda Edwards bravely opened up on her experience of domestic abuse in a past relationship. Brenda grew emotional as she spoke about a relationship in her past where she was subjected to domestic abuse.