Gareth Hill

@gahill.bsky.social

Head of Communications at Molly Rose Foundation g.hill@mollyrosefoundation.org

We’re looking for a Head of Education and Support. This is a rare chance to design and deliver an education and support programme that offers children, parents and professionals high-quality online safety, mental health and suicide prevention programmes. www.charityjob.co.uk/jobs/molly-r...

Head of Education and Support | Molly Rose Foundation | CharityJob

Apply now for Head of Education and Support. , £52,000 - £60,000 per year, find a career with meaning today

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The Molly Rose Foundation called on Ofcom to act “quickly and decisively” and shut down the site. "We welcome Ofcom taking the first steps to clamp down on this horrendous site, which exists only to help vulnerable people end their lives." www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Online suicide forum investigated under new UK digital safety laws

Ofcom’s first investigation to look into whether site took adequate measures to shield users from illegal content

theguardian.com

We've sent a copy of Meta whistleblower Sarah-Wynn Williams' book Careless People to every MP after she was prevented from publicising it. We want MPs to recognise the importance of being able to scrutinise the culture, practices and leadership of tech firms. mollyrosefoundation.org/mps-to-recei...

MPs to receive Meta whistleblower’s book as tech giant silences author with legal action | Molly Rose Foundation

Every MP across the country will receive a copy of Facebook whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams’ book Careless People on behalf of Molly Rose Foundation.

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Our Chair Ian Russell has said that “further government dither and delay before improving digital protection is unacceptable”. He said “the life-threatening gaps in the Online Safety Act need to be fixed now”. www.lbc.co.uk/news/uk/new-...

New Ofcom powers for online safety come into force as charities warn of 'major gaps' in legislation

Technology firms must tackle illegal content on their platforms under new rules, but there are concerns that the changes are too weak.

lbc.co.uk

Parents will judge the prime minister by how he responds to the preventable harm that is now happening on his watch. They will stand by him and cheer him on if he takes decisive action to ensure online safety for children. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Timid new online safety laws won’t prevent more tragedies like the death of my daughter Molly | Ian Russell

Ofcom’s cautious approach leaves vulnerable young people exposed to online threats such as suicide and self-harm

theguardian.com

The Prime Minister is right to push back on claims the #OnlineSafetyAct infringes on free speech. Parents would be aghast at any suggestion that online safety laws should be watered down because of geopolitics or lobbying at the behest of US companies. www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

Keir Starmer speaks out after high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump and JD Vance

Keir Starmer gave Donald Trump a letter from King Charles, inviting the US President to an unprecedented second state visit at Windsor Castle, as he tamed the beast

mirror.co.uk

MRF CEO @andyburrows.bsky.social has called on the Government to commit to a new #OnlineSafetyAct that can strengthen regulation. "If the Government has the ambition and the bravery to fix this Act parents across the country will cheer the Prime Minister on.” www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

Ofcom criticised over ‘checklist’ approach to Online Safety Act

The Molly Rose Foundation has called for the Government to step in and strengthen online safety rules.

independent.co.uk

We share the concerns of families who are fed up with the unacceptable harm children face on social media but a ban risks causing more harm than good. The Prime Minister can best stand up for UK children and families by bringing in a strengthened #OnlineSafetyAct www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

Petition calling for social media ban for all under-16s to be debated by MPs

Nearly 130,000 people signed a petition warning that social media 'is having more of a negative impact on children than a positive one' as MPs prepare for debate

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