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Safer Parks: a new campaign to end street harassment

02 September 2025

UPDATE: Project report now available here.

Keep Britain Tidy and the Green Flag Award are working with the University of Leeds and the Suzy Lamplugh Trust to support a new campaign:
Safer Parks: Stand Up Against Street Harassment. 

This new campaign, which initially ran 17 September to 15 October 2025, aims to create a community of active bystanders and make our parks safer and more inclusive for everyone. 

We invite you to get involved and help us make a real difference. 

How to Take Action 

Explore the Campaign Toolkit: We've created a free toolkit to support local action. It includes everything you need to get started, including social media images, printable posters a template press email.

[Download toolkit guide]
[Download Print Posters - English | Welsh]
[Download Web Posters - English | Welsh]
[Download social media images]  

Free Active Bystander Training: Learn how to safely and confidently intervene using the internationally recognised 5Ds: Direct, Distract, Delegate, Delay, and Document. Find out more here. If you would like to provide a custom park training session for your team (groups of 70+), please contact [email protected].

Ready-to-use Materials: Download posters for display in parks and public spaces, and find social media posts and graphics to help spread the word online. 

Safer Parks Guidance: Access evidence-based guidance on how changes in park design and management can improve safety. Materials are available in English, Arabic, Urdu, and Romani. Videos are available here.

Additional resources: The Green Flag Award resources hub has a collection of resources focused on Safer Parks for Women and Girls, including reports, videos and articles. Find out more here.

Stand Up Against Street Harassment 

Use the campaign hashtags #SaferParks and #StandUpAgainstStreetHarassment on social media to amplify the message and encourage others to get involved. 

By working together, we can ensure that our green spaces are safe and welcoming for everyone. 

Campaign Poster