A Westminster survey of MPs’ staff reports widespread personal security concerns, with staff calling for tightened security measures after incidents including physical attacks and threatening communications. The survey, involving more than 500 MPs’ staff members, finds that 78% report receiving threatening calls, messages, or other threatening communications. Nearly one in three respondents say they fear for their own safety or the safety of colleagues. The reports described include physical attacks against some staff members, alongside the threat of abuse delivered through communications. MPs’ staff say the situation creates an urgent need for enhanced protections, citing both direct physical incidents and the frequency of threatening contact. The findings indicate that the scale of threats is substantial and not limited to isolated cases. The survey’s results are being used to argue for immediate action on security arrangements for staff working in and around Parliament.