Visit Our Campaigns Page
At SPUC we provide you with all the guidance and tools you need to engage in our campaigns and impact policy
Please visit the the page to access free resources, read the latest updates from parliament and find out how you can get involved.
Related Articles
-
Prue Leith admits to “planning” her own suicide as a contingency plan were assisted suicide not legalised
The 86-year-old chef and entrepreneur admitted she is researching “the surest, most painless and simplest way” to end her life if the law is not changed in time.
-
Multiple women in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary forced into abortion by anti-child work culture
Women serving in the RFA have alleged that current workplace culture are leaving some feeling they must choose between their careers and their babies.
-
Irish senator calls for review of pills by post abortion after horrific coercion case
An Irish court heard how a man forced a woman to take abortion pills at a location in County Donegal on Valentine’s Day in 2020.
-
“Unsafe at any speed” — The flaws of the Leadbeater Bill ensure the debate drags on
A summary of Day 9 of the Committee Stage for the Assisted Suicide Bill in the House of Lords.
-
Lord Falconer says he is “not remotely embarrassed” by his association to Epstein friend, Peter Mandelson
Lord Falconer has been caught in an awkward, evasive exchange on Sky News about his friendship with Peter Mandelson, a friend of convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
-
Hospices in England in worsening dire straits (again)
Three quarters of hospices in England are now running a deficit, raising serious concerns about what end of life care will look like if assisted suicide is legalised.
-
Democratic Presidential hopeful, Gavin Newsom, says assisted suicide made him “hate” his mother, despite his support of the practice
Assisted suicide often becomes an event that pulls others in, forcing relatives into complicity, whether they want it or not.
-
London schools left with empty classrooms as abortion decimates our population
Warnings that London secondary schools may soon be forced to close due to falling pupil numbers are the latest visible consequence of a much deeper demographic problem.