As victims and survivors of terror attacks that were driven by Islamist extremism, we are only too aware of its threat. It has had a devastating impact on our own lives and killed people we loved. Fighting it and defeating it should be a national priority. To defeat this threat the single most important thing […]
A letter from survivors: isolate extremists from the majority who deplore violence Read More »
This film from our November 2023 event in Manchester tells the story of the strength of our network for its support to survivors and the value of survivor participation in the national response to terrorism.
Manchester Reception Video Highlights Read More »
Over 80 members of our network and Manchester community representatives came together at a hugely successful Survivors Reception this autumn. We were grateful to our speakers for their input and sharing. Paul Price, a survivor from the Manchester Arena attack touched all of our hearts with his powerful, heartfelt words about his beloved partner Elaine,
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Zoe Alexander’s brother Nick was killed in the Bataclan attack in Paris in November 2015. On that night Nick was doing what he loved, selling music merchandise. His family and his friends from the music industry knew that the best way to remember him and to make sure the terrorists didn’t control the narrative going
Online gathering with Zoe Alexander, December 2023 Read More »
Together Stronger is brings together victims of terrorism from Europe and beyond to conquer one of the Tour de France’s famous hill climbs. This year Survivors Against Terror’s Charlotte Dixon-Sutcliffe and her son Henry joined the group tackling Grand Colombier.
Joining survivors in Europe Read More »
Today marks three years since the Fishmongers Hall attack on the 29th of November 2019. It was a day that will remain in many people’s consciousness – when the world watched on as a terrorist attack unfolded on London Bridge.
