
Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE
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The Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE workshop will take place at the Ryefield Centre in Hereford on 13 November 2026. The event is free to attend and is hosted by Herefordshire Council.
Cut It Out training on raising awareness of professionals about domestic abuse and how to help. Venue in Ross-On-Wye Town Centre
Herefordshire Council are delighted to be working with Martin Lakeman, (Domestic Abuse and Safeguarding Consultant), in raising awareness around the devastating impact of domestic abuse through the #Cut It Out initiative. We are focusing on professionals, including tattooists, hair, beauty and nail technicians who have a unique, one on one, trusting relationship with clients/victims.
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We are offering this vital training FREE to all professionals working in any sector.
1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men experience domestic abuse at some point in their life. #Cut It Out was first launched following the murder of Kerri McAuley in 2017.
She had confided in her hairdresser about the domestic abuse she was experiencing at home and reached out for support, sadly the seriousness wasn't realised. She was murdered a few weeks later at the hands of her abusive partner.
#Cut It Out recognises that certain professionals are in a position of privilege with their clients, not only working physically close to them but also very often, they are someone trusted to talk to or confide in. This initiative aims to help professionals recognise the signs of domestic abuse, whilst raising awareness of where they can signpost clients to get help, and importantly give professionals the confidence to start that difficult conversation.
' Our aim is that as many professionals have the opportunity to come to a FREE sessions and learn what domestic abuse is and what they can do to recognise the signs'
The FREE sessions will include information on:
- What domestic abuse is and its impact on adults and children
- How you can recognise the signs of domestic abuse and coercive controlling behaviour in your clients
- What to do if a client says that they are being abused
- How to have that difficult conversation and ask the right questions
- Which services you can sign post clients to
- Examine why it’s so difficult to leave an abusive relationship
All attendees will be provided with a 'directory of services' developed by Martin, as well as a Cut It Out pin badge and mirror stickers.
An experienced hairdresser after the training, provided the following feedback -
“Brilliant. Empowering, and a must for every professional”
“I thought the training last week was excellent, thank you” – A Financial advisor
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Hotels within walking distance of Ryefield Centre.
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Frequently asked questions
Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE takes place on Friday, 13 November 2026 at 10:00.
Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE is held at Ryefield Centre in Hereford (Ryefield Centre, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7QD).
Entry to Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE is free.
The forecast for Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE is Clear · 3°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Ryefield Centre can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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The Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE workshop will take place at the Ryefield Centre in Hereford on 13 November 2026. The event is free to attend and is hosted by Herefordshire Council.
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Cut It Out training on raising awareness of professionals about domestic abuse and how to help. Venue in Ross-On-Wye Town Centre
Herefordshire Council are delighted to be working with Martin Lakeman, (Domestic Abuse and Safeguarding Consultant), in raising awareness around the devastating impact of domestic abuse through the #Cut It Out initiative. We are focusing on professionals, including tattooists, hair, beauty and nail technicians who have a unique, one on one, trusting relationship with clients/victims.
CLICK FOR DATES IN Hereford
We are offering this vital training FREE to all professionals working in any sector.
1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men experience domestic abuse at some point in their life. #Cut It Out was first launched following the murder of Kerri McAuley in 2017.
She had confided in her hairdresser about the domestic abuse she was experiencing at home and reached out for support, sadly the seriousness wasn't realised. She was murdered a few weeks later at the hands of her abusive partner.
#Cut It Out recognises that certain professionals are in a position of privilege with their clients, not only working physically close to them but also very often, they are someone trusted to talk to or confide in. This initiative aims to help professionals recognise the signs of domestic abuse, whilst raising awareness of where they can signpost clients to get help, and importantly give professionals the confidence to start that difficult conversation.
' Our aim is that as many professionals have the opportunity to come to a FREE sessions and learn what domestic abuse is and what they can do to recognise the signs'
The FREE sessions will include information on:
- What domestic abuse is and its impact on adults and children
- How you can recognise the signs of domestic abuse and coercive controlling behaviour in your clients
- What to do if a client says that they are being abused
- How to have that difficult conversation and ask the right questions
- Which services you can sign post clients to
- Examine why it’s so difficult to leave an abusive relationship
All attendees will be provided with a 'directory of services' developed by Martin, as well as a Cut It Out pin badge and mirror stickers.
An experienced hairdresser after the training, provided the following feedback -
“Brilliant. Empowering, and a must for every professional”
“I thought the training last week was excellent, thank you” – A Financial advisor
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Ryefield Centre, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7QD
Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE?
Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE takes place on Friday, 13 November 2026 at 10:00.
Where is Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE taking place?
Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE is held at Ryefield Centre in Hereford (Ryefield Centre, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7QD).
How much are tickets for Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE?
Entry to Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE is free.
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The forecast for Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE is Clear · 3°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near Cut It Out – Raising Awareness of and Tackling Domestic Abuse ROSS-ON-WYE?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Ryefield Centre can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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