Sixteen years for stealing a flower pot. Britain’s Forgotten Prisoners, about the horrific IPP sentence,could be the most important film made in the UK this year. I hope those readying themselves for power watch it and do something about it. (By me.) theguardian.com/film/article/2…

We hear the decision this week as to whether Queen Mary University of London will SAVE or CLOSE Westfield Nursery. This is a selection of some quotes from the families. Westfield is more than just a nursery - they are our family. #savewestfieldnursery

🚸Waiting for Queen Mary University of London 's response to our proposal to #SaveWestfieldNursery 🔥Can we ask the Trustees: if the post covid finances were as bad as management claims, how was the £150K investment on bespoke toddler gardens approved in 2023? Queen Mary Students' Union Queen Mary UCU gov.uk/government/pub…

Today should be the day we hear if Queen Mary University of London plan to save Westfield nursery. Westfield Nursery means so much to us so we hope the right decision is made! We stand with the staff. We are family.

With the proposed closure date in less than four weeks, one would hope this Decision Outcome Paper declares the right decision...

🚸 Queen Mary University of London confirmed they will be proceeding to the nursery closure, against staff high quality feedback to achieve viable finances 🚸 Inexplicably, Queen Mary University of London approved the £150K bespoke toddler garden in 2023 during the "bad finances" period. Good use of charity 💰? The Office for Students (OfS)

If you haven't already, be sure to watch the critically acclaimed documentary from Two Step Films about Andy Malkinson, available on iPlayer bbc.in/3XS2sNB Here is a snippet👇 bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0j…

Meanwhile, the calls for fresh leadership at the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) only get louder. Will Chair Helen Pitcher continue to dig her heels in, despite clear messages from not only Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood MP but now also Sir Edward Garnier and Charlie Falconer ?

"Ordinary people should be aware that they can be taken - just taken. It could happen to anybody." Watch the BBC documentary about Andy Malkinson's shocking but important story here - bbc.in/3XS2sNB Made by the brilliant Two Step Films youtu.be/4kLRGyddgjM?si…

Hear #AndrewMalkinson tell his compelling and shocking story about spending 17 years behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit. @twostepfilms Still on BBC iPlayer - bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Appeal's Matt Foot's message to the Government on the Paul Blackburn outrage "Change it [the law]. You're in power now. People should never have this immoral removal of money from their compensation when they should never have been in prison' bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

“Why haven’t the government changed this? Search me!” Lord Falconer, former Labour justice secretary, tells Mishal Husain why the new government shouldn’t deduct ‘bed and board’ costs from the compensation of wrongfully convicted prisoners. #R4Today

It’s quite simple. These are a small number of people that have suffered a huge injustice. The government must repay them the compensation that was deducted and move on.

"These people are going to decide my future" Watch the BBC documentary about our client Andy Malkinson's shocking but important story on iPlayer here - bbc.in/3XS2sNB Made by the brilliant Two Step Films youtu.be/fLQrfQESj10?si…

Andy Malkinson spent 10 years longer in prison than he would have done if he had falsely confessed. Watch the BBC documentary about Andy Malkinson's shocking but important story on iPlayer - bbc.in/3XS2sNB Made by the brilliant Two Step Films youtu.be/4kLRGyddgjM?si…

This is what our client Andy Malkinson had to say on the steps of the court, moments after he was exonerated last year. Please watch the important BBC documentary that tells his story on iPlayer bbc.in/3XS2sNB By the brilliant Two Step Films youtu.be/b8xuLIz0Fz0?si…

We are delighted that Oliver is finally a free man - BUT this should have happened 20 years ago (in 2005) when he first applied to the Criminal Cases Review Commission, who refused to refer his case to the Court of Appeal. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…