Surrogacy concern

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  • Our Founder has been quoted in The Telegraph today as they also cover the story of people in their 80s applying for surrogacy parental orders. You can read the article here and in today’s paper. Our quote is below: “We are appalled to see parental order applications for surrogate-born babies being made by people in… Continue reading

  • Our Founder has been quoted in The Times as they reveal the concerning news that increasing numbers of older people are applying for parental orders for surrogate-born babies, and that people in their eighties are now doing so. You can read the article here or in today’s paper. The Daily Telegraph have also covered the… Continue reading

  • Following today’s news that soaring numbers of people in their sixties, seventies and eighties are applying for parental orders for surrogate-born babies in the British courts, we are asking our followers to send a letter to their MPs raising awareness and calling for a ban on Britons travelling for surrogacy abroad. You can find the… Continue reading

  • This week, we are quoted in The House Magazine, talking about our concerns regarding fertility clinics targeting women as young as 18 for their eggs in adverts which do not list health risks, in exchange for payments of £985. Our message has been taken to the heart of Westminster and has been backed up by… Continue reading

  • Today we have been quoted in Politics Home, expressing our concerns about women as young as 18 being targeted by fertility clinics (and the Scottish Government/NHS) for their eggs in adverts which don’t list health risks. We are very grateful to Politics Home for covering the issue in such depth, and to Jim Shannon MP,… Continue reading

  • Today Surrogacy Concern has been quoted in The Sun as they cover last week’s debate in Parliament on egg donation, and our concerns about young girls being targeted for their eggs in adverts which do not list health risks. We are very worried that payments to women by fertility clinics of £985 per cycle incentivize… Continue reading

  • Today we are in The Daily Mail, as they reveal one of England and Wales’ leading providers of PSHE materials for schools is including mention of surrogacy and egg/sperm donor conception in their lesson plans for children who are aged as young as four. The PSHE provider (Coram’s SCARF programme) has mentioned surrogacy in its… Continue reading

  • On Thursday 26 June 2025 Members of Parliament debated the issue of egg donation by very young women and adverts targeting women for their eggs, in a debate in Westminster Hall. The debate was led by the DUP Health Spokesman Jim Shannon MP and highlighted the increased numbers of women aged 18-25 coming forward to… Continue reading

  • Today our campaign has been featured in the print edition of The Times as they reveal the number of women aged 18-25 donating their eggs in the UK has more than doubled in two decades, with 829 women aged just 18-20 registering as egg donors between 2000 and 2022. We are extremely concerned that women… Continue reading

  • Following last week’s distressing news that a 72 year old British couple have been granted a parental order for a 14 month old baby boy, born last year to a US surrogate mother in California, our founder has been quoted in the Catholic Herald. You can read the piece here. Our founder is quoted saying… Continue reading

About

We are a group of women and men in the UK, who have come together to oppose liberalisation of the law on surrogacy and to raise awareness of the surrogacy industry; we also oppose egg harvesting for the purposes of egg donation, and payments for egg donors. We do not believe it is right to separate mothers and their children, nor do we believe the law should be relaxed to make surrogacy easier in Britain.

Our founder and volunteers hail from left wing backgrounds; we campaign against surrogacy from a feminist perspective, which fundamentally centres the right of children to remain with their mothers, and against the commodification of women’s bodies and the commercialization of pregnancy. All are welcome to join us in our fight.

If you agree, join us now: surrogacyconcern@gmail.com