PM outlines plan for spiking to be specific offence
Manchester Evening News|November 26, 2024
SIR Keir Starmer has reiterated plans for spiking to become a specific offence, as he hopes a change will give people "the confidence to come forward".
PM outlines plan for spiking to be specific offence

The Prime Minister also laid out plans for venue staff to be trained in relation to spiking, with a pilot to begin within weeks before a wider rollout next year.

The Prime Minister made the comments in a meeting of police bosses, transport figures and hospitality executives in Downing Street yesterday morning.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and justice minister Alex DaviesJones were among the attendees at the round-table discussion.

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