Ian McNicholl, a victim of extreme domestic violence, on ‘Loose Women’ (2014). Video #63 of 800+ videos on the J4MB YouTube channel.

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  1. May I bring to your attention this Scot Squad and River City actors to star in film to be shot in Glasgow | Glasgow Times Good to see coverage given. This is a crowdfunder project now at over 70% of its target Standing on the Bridge – Short Film – a Film and Theatre crowdfunding project in Motherwell by Steve Johnson

    Such projects serve to keep the issue in at least local media. As we know, from Nicola Horley (former CEO of “REFUGE”) the DV industry is desperate to keep the issue of male victimisation hidden because it disturbs the “gendered” narrative that keeps that industry well funded by “ring fenced” public money (over £350 millions ) for women.

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