Around Christmas time, a plain-clothed police officer visited several venues in Birmingham including Albert Schloss, Slug and Lettuce in Brindley Place, The Dragon Inn (JDW) and Mama Roux in Digbeth (which also has a female safety welfare team patrolling the venue).
In each venue, the officer tested the venue’s response to ‘Ask for Angela’ and they received a 100% success rate. After the mystery shops were conducted, the officers would speak with the management team and staff to provide praise and feedback on their responses.
For Valentine’s Weekend, West Midlands Police checked what measures venues in Coventry and Solihull had in place in regard to Ask for Angela but this investigation was not undercover.
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is proud to announce the launch of a pioneering online training platform designed to equip staff in the hospitality industry with the skills and
The Student Safety App (SSA) is the world’s first crowdsourced safety platform, built by students, for students, designed to enhance safety and well-being both on and off campus.
Clare’s Law, also known as the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme, is a police policy that gives individuals the right to request information about whether a current or former partner has
Mad Monkey Hostels has officially launched the Ask for Angela safety initiative across all its hostels in Southeast Asia and Australia, strengthening its commitment to creating inclusive, supportive spaces for
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