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Tech can be a lifeline for women suffering domestic abuse

Three quarters of women have relied on their smartphones to escape unsafe situations

Evening Standard

UltaHost review

Competitive pricing and great range of products

TechRadar

The harrowing video of Diddy abusing Cassie shows us the lengths women have to go to to be believed

We live in a society where victims are scrutinised and perpetrators are protected

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New dining fund backed by Justin King raises £50 million for investments

Hestia Hospitality makes its first investment in foraging dining specialist Native

Evening Standard

Hestia launches world's first mobile phone-based 25x star spotter

With a cradle for a phone, this 25x telescope device should last longer than any individual camera phone

Digital Camera World

The Vaonis Hestia telescope could be the ultimate smartphone accessory for astronomy novices

The Vaonis Hestia will be the first-ever smartphone-based telescope, and its Kickstarter finishes on August 17.

TechRadar

Vaonis' Hestia Kickstarter to turn smartphones into smart telescopes crosses $2 million with a week to go

A Kickstarter campaign for Hestia, a system that turns a smartphone into a smart telescope, has crossed the $2 million dollar mark with under a week left to go.

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Turn your phone into a telescope with this great gadget

If you've ever wanted to watch the sky at night but don't want to buy a telescope, try the Vaonis Hestia smartphone telescope.

Tiny Vaonis Hestia turns your phone into a smart telescope & solar eclipse-viewer

Vaonis follows up its Stellina and Vespera smart telescopes with the first telescope that uses a smartphone to photograph stars and solar eclipses

Digital Camera World

‘Domestic abuse isn’t your business? Yes it is’: the push for employers to do more to protect their staff

More and more companies recognise they need to look after their staff’s mental health. But survivors of domestic violence want to extend that duty of care

The Guardian - UK

These women were murdered by men meant to love them - now killers like them could spend longer behind bars

Domestic killers with a history of coercive control could now facer tougher prison sentences

Manchester Evening News

Dudley Savill obituary

Other lives: Housing worker who specialised in helping tenants have a greater say in the running of their homes

The Guardian - UK

TSB launches new ‘Emergency Flee Fund’ for people experiencing domestic abuse

TSB branches in Alloa, Dundee and Galashiels are part of a pilot scheme offering dedicated support.

Daily Record

The Leader podcast: London’s mental health crisis

We speak to crisis charity Hestia, mental health charity Mind and the man behind Climb Free

Evening Standard

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Two-thirds of Londoners ‘struggled with mental health this year’

A new survey by Hestia found that 68% of respondents had experienced poor mental health symptoms this year

The Independent UK

Millions in UK do not know the meaning of coercive control

Four in 10 adults in UK say their perception of coercive control is weak or totally non-existent

Wales Online

10 red flags a partner is subjecting you to coercive control

A study found most people don't know the signs, or how to get help

The Guardian - UK

UK cost of living crisis putting strain on domestic abuse refuges, says charity

Rising prices have created greater demand for sanctuary and made it more difficult for people to leave

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The Independent UK

Cost-of-living crisis puts domestic abuse refuges under strain

Families are spending longer in refuges as the cost of moving on has risen by £5,000 since 2020.

Liverpool Echo

HSBC makes major change to every UK branch

Approximately 4,000 HSBC employees have received specialist training as part of a new safety scheme

Chronicle Live

HSBC bank opens 'safe spaces' for those facing domestic abuse

It is part of a charity campaign

The Independent UK

HSBC offers domestic abuse victims a safe space in all UK branches

Thousands of employees have received specialist training to help victims and survivors

The Independent UK

HSBC offers safe space for domestic abuse victims in every UK branch

The move is part of domestic abuse charity Hestia’s ‘UK says no more’ campaign.

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