Worthing Herald - A woman left wheel-chair bound after her drink was spiked on a night out in Worthing urges others to take care at parties. View Details

 

News of the World - Sergent Bob Dear of London's Campden Police said "We are buying 40,000 SPIKEY's for our borough and will be handing them out to people queueing for clubs and bars. Once we have done our initial push with the clubs and bars we want them to start buying them and giving them out with bottled drinks as a matter of course."

 

Daily Telegraph - One in three women who regularly go to bars know someone who has been spiked, or have had their own drinks tampered with.

 

Surrey Advertiser - The Drink Nightclub in Guildford has been using the SPIKEY since September. Michel Harper the club's proprieter said "I hope that the SPIKEY will be taken up not just by ourselves but by the industry at large. It works on a very simple principle, but is very effective. The cost is negligible and any initiative that brings safety to the general public is a good one."

 

DAILY STAR May 2006 Spikey to the rescue