WhistleblowersUK

As part of this years annual Whistleblowing Awareness Month (#WAM2026) on 24th June in the House of Lords Baroness Jones will be chairing a debate…

This week our CEO Georgina Halford-Hall spoke to Malavika Devaya from Law Business Research to talk about why the number of whistleblowing reports really matters.…

Rachel Webster a retired Captain in the UK Army who served her country for over 20 years served several tours of duty in conflict zones…

In 2025 during parliamentary debates on the Armed Forces Commissioner Bill, Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard emphasised that new legislation will establish "genuine protection" for…

Explore the WAM 2026 programme to see what is planned so far, including upcoming events, opportunities and ways to get involved. Registration for WAM 2026 opens on 11…

by Jo Gideon, Chair, WhistleblowersUK Was the appointment of Mandelson to the UK’s most important diplomatic role simply cronyism at its worst or is it…

Sir Olly Robins telling the Select Committee that he and his staff had been put under pressure to security clear Mandelson and others - A…

Members of public accounts committee raise concerns about culture and call for greater examination. Nuclear whistleblowers who try to draw attention to cultural and safety…

Last July former Transport Minister Baroness Kramer spoke out in favour of an Office of the Whistleblower. The Baroness, who champions whistleblowing and has in…