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	AAB T-shirt as worn by celeb supporter Nicholas Joyce, top model and 2012 UK Olympic Squad Trampolinist Photography by Helen McArdle Cyber bullying 'harmless fun' - Manchester Evening News Cyber bullying 'harmless fun' Manchester Evening News, UK - Jul 3, 2008 One in five 8-15-year-olds now freely admit to being cyber bullies, according to a disturbing study by online identity experts Garlik. ... Publ.Date : Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:51:15 GMT	AAB Media Update Get Tough on Thugs Louise Burfitt-Dons spoke with Gordon Astley on BBC’s Southern Counties on Thursday May 22nd about Act Against Bullying’s campaigning against thuggery. She told the interviewer that both her teenage daughters had been the victim of an offence over the past few months. ‘When you have two crime numbers in your family you know that society is heading downhill. I represent concerned parents. ’ Tackling School Bullying Act Against Bullying founder addressed the Tackling School Bullying Conference at the Bonnington Hotel in central London on Wednesday 27th February further enquiries Insight Radio for the Blind Louise Burfitt-Dons spoke with Gill Daly about bullying on Europe's first radio station dedicated to the blind and partially sighted community World Kindness Movement UK Kindness Movement-Act Against Bullying Founder Louise Burfitt-Dons makes speech to the World Kindness Movement Conference,Singapore, November 15th 2007 watch video Celebrities Provoke Debate Over Charity Endorsement 'Supporters are not necessarily spokespeople,' said Louise Burfitt-Dons of childrens charity Act Against Bullying debating celebrity endorsement on BBC Five Live today with programme host Phil Williams, UN World Food Programme’s Greg Barrow, TV psychiatrist Ray Peraud and Prostate Cancer’s former England player patron Andy Ripley read more Carrot-Tops: Being Red Not So Easy  Julianne Moore, Nicole Kidman and Marcia Cross all have one thing in common. Besides being successful actresses, the three ladies are all redheads read more Shilpa Shetty takes Jade Goody's place in anti-bullying charity London, Feb 10 (ANI): Shilpa Shetty has joined the anti-bullying charity that dumped Jade Goody from its ranks after the racism row on reality TV series Big Brother. Shipa, who emerged the winner on the show, has pledged her support to the charity Act Against Bullying read more. PausePlay | Up | Down scroll   Get Tough on Thugs 'Kicking someone in the head is a criminal act and should be treated as such. The fists of a professional boxer are considered a lethal weapon, so should be the boots of a thug.' Louise Burfitt-Dons Agree? Click below AAB Founder’s speech to the World Kindness Movement,Singapore, November 15th 2007 by Louise Burfitt-Dons