30/05/2026
Today, I’m asking for a few minutes of your time to help us reach 100,000 signatures before 22 June for Danielle’s Law.
At the moment, we are only at 30,000 signatures, meaning we still need 70,000 more people to sign and share.
Danielle Haggerty was just 33 years old when she died. Her case exposed serious questions about the duty of care owed by one person to another and how abusers can exploit a gap in the law making legal to abandon someone in life threatening danger.
This campaign is about protecting the most vulnerable in our society, particularly those trapped in abusive and coercive relationships.
It is about preventing future tragedies and ensuring that no family has to endure the pain that so many others have experienced.
Every signature sends a message that vulnerable people matter. Every share helps us reach someone new. Every conversation raises awareness of a problem that cannot continue to be ignored.
With only a short time left until the deadline, we urgently need your support.
✅ Sign the petition
✅ Share this post
✅ Ask your friends and family to do the same
Together, we can help create lasting change and give a voice to those who can no longer speak for themselves.
Please help us reach 100,000 signatures before 22 June.
💜 For Danielle. For every vulnerable person who needs protection. For every family who deserves better.
www.danielleslaw.org
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29/05/2026
💔 No More Delay. Save Lives.
Seconds can mean the difference between life and death but right now, some people are choosing to delay medical help when a loved one is clearly in danger… and it’s still not a crime.
That’s why I’m proudly standing with FAITH - Families Acting for Immediate Threat Help and their campaign to change the law.
Intentional delay of medical attention when there’s an obvious threat to life should be a criminal offence. No family should ever have to suffer because someone chose to wait.
If you believe that protecting lives should come first, please support this important campaign:
👉 Sign the petition now and help make this law a reality.
Every signature counts. Every share helps. Every voice matters.
Let’s make sure “seconds can save a life”… and the law finally does too.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/750545
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22/05/2026
💔 A father of two lost his life in a horrifying escalator accident… while person after person walked past him.
And honestly, the surveillance footage is difficult to watch.
40-year-old Steven McCluskey, a carpenter and father, died after a tragic accident at Davis Station on February 27 just before 5 a.m.
According to reports, Steven lost his balance while stepping off the escalator and fell at the bottom. His coat became caught inside the machinery.
At first, it likely seemed like a simple fall.
But within seconds, the situation turned deadly.
Video shows Steven desperately trying to free himself… tugging at his jacket, attempting to unzip it, struggling to pull away as the escalator continued pulling the fabric tighter around his neck.
And then comes the part that’s haunting so many people.
More than a dozen people reportedly walked past him.
Some glanced over.
Some slowed down.
One man reportedly stood watching for several moments before turning around and walking away.
No one intervened in time.
As the fabric tightened around his airway, Steven eventually collapsed motionless on the escalator.
More than 20 minutes later, an employee arrived and stopped the machine before emergency crews rushed in.
Police later reported Steven was found pinned at the bottom of the escalator, unresponsive, with his clothing tightly trapped in the machinery.
And honestly, beyond the tragedy itself, there’s another painful question lingering in people’s minds:
What happened to us?
Not every person knows how to safely respond during emergencies. Some freeze. Some panic. Some may not have understood how serious the situation was at first.
But it’s still heartbreaking to imagine a man fighting for his life in a crowded public place while so many people passed by.
Now two children are left grieving their father.
A family is trying to process an unimaginable loss.
And a community is left shaken by both the accident… and the silence surrounding it.
Please keep Steven’s loved ones in your thoughts tonight. ❤️