As the clocks wind back and the days continue to get shorter, Airbnb and female-founded personal safety app, WalkSafe+, have joined forces to share expert tips to help women stay safe when travelling alone. It comes as new data from WalkSafe shows the number of women downloading its app in the last month has increased...Read More

Following the recent success of England’s Lionesses in the 2022 Euros, a poll of 1,350 women in the UK who love the beautiful game unveiled that 57 per cent are now more likely to head out to a pub to watch a match, the study conducted via OnePoll.com found.Read More

WalkSafe announced Canary Wharf is the first location in London to use their angel beacons and mark One Canada Square as a dedicated safe space.Read More

Bradford is to become the world’s first WalkSafe city with the launch of a new initiative to help businesses ensure their employees make safe journeys on foot across the centre at any time of day or night.Read More

LONDON, United Kingdom - November 24, 2022 - We are delighted to announce that Emma Kay of WalkSafe has been named in the Top 100 Startups, Businesses, and Entrepreneurs in 2022 by TechRound the UK’s fastest growing startup and tech news site.Read More

London, September 2022: New findings from Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I reveal that almost two-thirds (64%) of the UK’s public say personal safety is front of mind when deciding to go on a night out – with as many as 81% of women who visit pubs, clubs and bars reporting that they consider their safety when...Read More

The only scary thing about Halloween should be the costumes. Every year many of us flock to the streets, bars, and parties to celebrate Halloween but this time of year can still be scary for some of us in a different way. There are parents letting their children trick or treat, perhaps alone and those...Read More

Is it up to women to keep themselves safer at festivals? Answer: No. We have touched on this subject not too long ago but with festival season in full swing and Founder Emma recently writing an article for Daily London News we felt it necessary to talk about again. Read More

Thirteen out of thirty-nine homicide victims are women will all male suspects, in 2022 so far, according to a recent article on the BBC. The analysis that shows a slight increase on the same time last year has come after Mayor Sadiq Khan's £17.7 million pledge to develop a strategy to help keep women safe.Read More

After securing more than £670,000, the city of Plymouth will now be trialing a new night bus service as part of its new recommended safety measures.Read More