Changes to drug driving offences - offenders guilty will now face automatic ban of minimum 12 months, up to 6 months imprisonment, and fine of up to £5000.
The Croydon Advertiser gave family a platform, MP Gavin Barwell and Boris Johnson supported campaign.
June 2010 Lillian Grows was playing outside when she was hit by speeding driver John Page who was under influence of cannabis.
Ann Ming/Double Jeopardy (Individual)
Criminal Justice Act 2003
Wanted to see Billy Dunlop convicted for murder of her daughter.
Used politicians, press, TV, and radio to publicise case.
Act permitted certain crimes to be retried (murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, armed robbery) only if new evidence surfaces.
Sarah's Law (Newspaper/Individual)
Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme 2000
Allows parents/carers/guardians to ask police if convicted sex offender has contact with a specific child, the police not obliged to give information.
Lead by Sarah Payne's mother after she was abducted/murdered by Roy Whiting in July 2000.
News of the World named and shamed 50 people - central to campaigns success.
British Lung Foundation (Pressure Group)
Children and Families Act 2014
Set up in 1984 in aim to conquer lung disease in 21st century.
Used posters, events, and social media to raise awareness.
Now possible to measure lung capacity of infants, lung transplants more likely to be effective, invest £1 million a year.
Act made it illegal for adult to but cigarettes for child and to smoke in cars with children.
Suffragettes (Pressure Group)
Representation of the People Act 1918
Activist women's organisation in early 20th century, founded by Emmeline Pankhurst.
Fought for women's rights to vote in public elections.
Disrupted postal services, burned buildings, held illegal demonstrations.
1918 women 30+ given right to vote, 1928 lowered to 21+ (equal to men at the time).