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03/06/2026

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We need a Violence Against Men and Boys Strategy now!
02/06/2026

We need a Violence Against Men and Boys Strategy now!

Susan Rees is a 73-year-old elderly pensioner. But, behind the walking stick, was an angry, controlling wife who abused her husband of over 40 years. She would call him a “useless f******g c** and a “t***” and even held a scorching hot frying pan to his cheek, causing his skin to burn and blister

Cardiff Crown Court heard how Susan, from south Wales, subjected her husband of 42 years, Phillip Rees, to awful physical and verbal aggression.

The court heard how Mr Rees described his relationship with his wife as "complicated" with many days going by where things were fine but some days would result in arguments which would see him assaulted.

He said his wife would regularly be verbally abusive towards him using horrible names and swear words that would make him feel "small and worthless".

As part of his ordeal he described accidentally breaking a dish in the living room leading to Susan discovering a piece of china he had missed while clearing up. This made her angry and she began cutting the top of his hands with the broken china causing him to bleed a lot due to his age.

There were other occasions, he explained in his account, where Susan would become physically aggressive toward him, grabbing his ears with her nails, dragging them forward, causing scram marks behind his ears.

He also said Susan would also scram his face and back and would spit in his face during the majority of arguments they had.

The court was also told of an incident where Susan had held a scorching hot frying pan to her husband's cheek causing his skin to burn and blister, and held a phone charger lead around his neck and pulled it at both ends so that it went tight.

Mr Rees said that if he ever brought up the argument or the abuse, Susan would make him swear on a person's life that he would not bring up what happened 😞💔

Kempston let’s go! Starting this week and all the way to summer holidays. No equipment needed No experience neededCome a...
02/06/2026

Kempston let’s go!

Starting this week and all the way to summer holidays.

No equipment needed

No experience needed

Come along 🥊

Project 229 Bedford Giving Bedford Borough Family Hubs

02/06/2026
02/06/2026

No matter how hard the week has been

No matter how low you’ve felt

Boxing Saves Lives is here

People say that men don’t talk. Oh they do.

Many people don’t listen.

Thanks to the Leitrim Association Beds & Herts, we have been able to give men a room to share and ears to listen at Luton Town Boxing Club.

Getting men together is when the good stuff happens.

Coach Frankie driving them forward as a collective, but yet they run the show.

Are you ready to shake off the past and join them?

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