Walksafe’s founder Emma Kay was awarded Professional Security Magazine’s Women in Security’s Technical Award last night at the Women in Security awards (14th September 2023).Read More

More so than ever, we are living in a world where society is more aware of marginalised groups. We are seeing slow but progressive change for more inclusion and steps to make reparations for previous mistakes made.Read More

Welcome to the digital age, where technology has woven its way into every aspect of our lives.Read More

Public spaces are the epicentre of social activity, where people come together to connect, shop, exercise, and enjoy the outdoors.Read More

The importance of emergency preparedness in public space is more paramount than ever.Read More

We know that walking alone can be both liberating and a bit nerve-wracking. Ensuring your personal safety matters, and that's why we're here to lend a helping hand.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