Justice Without Conscience: The Impossible Made Real

Slightly Modernized, Noble Tone “I know of no better life purpose than to dedicate oneself to the great and the impossible—even at the cost of failure.” Poetic but Clear “There is no nobler purpose than to give one’s life striving for the great and the impossible.” Literal but Refined “I know of no greater purpose than to risk everything—even one’s life—for the pursuit of the great and the impossible.”

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When conscience is absent, justice turns against the innocent. This is how the impossible happened — and how truth was buried by a system without soul.

When Systems Lose Their Soul
Subpostmasters Losing Faith in Compensation Process

Sir Alan Bates Urges Post Office Scandal Victims To Sue The Government

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Post Office Inquiry: Alan Bates delivers brutal assessment of bosses

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9 jan 2024

Over 700 workers were wrongly convicted during the Horizon Post Office scandal. Now, a petition with over a million signatures is calling for Paula Vennells, former CEO of Post Office LTD, to be stripped of her CBE. This comes amongst additional calls for Post Office executives responsible for the scandal to be brought to justice.

GMB is joined by Former Post Office Minister, Paul Scully and Author, Nick Wallis who has written extensively about the scandal.

Broadcast on 09/01/24

The @PostOffice drove this man to take his own life, all because they couldn’t hold their hands up and admit wrongdoing. Instead they went down the route of what only can be described as a ‘large scale cover-up’ which has prolonged the suffering of so many but especially the family & friends of Martin. I doubt they will be but I hope all these people involved are reflecting on the reality of what they have done on an industrial scale. My thoughts are with Jayne, Sam, Gina and the rest of the family 💔

Hoe Lib Dem-leider – en voormalig Post Office-minister – Ed Davey £275.000 opstreek door te werken voor het advocatenkantoor dat honderden onschuldige Subpostmasters bestreed die van fraude werden beschuldigd.

Jarnail Singh’s evidence today conveys embarrassment, avoidance, or even the collapse of credibility.
De getuigenis van Jarnail Singh vandaag straalt schaamte, ontwijking en zelfs een ineenstorting van geloofwaardigheid uit.

In 2006, Chris Head became Britain’s youngest Subpostmaster at the age of 18. He was given the keys to the West Bolden branch near Sunderland. According to an interview he gave to The Sun newspaper, Chris had small discrepancies from the start of his tenure. In 2014, Chris says the Post Office’s Horizon IT system at his branch “went out of control“. One week Chris had a £40,000 shortfall. Within a few weeks it had more than doubled to £88,000. Chris was suspended in 2015 and the Post Office pursued him through the civil courts for the cash they say he owed them. Chris joined up with Alan Bates’ Justice for Subpostmasters Alliance and was one of the 555 claimants in Bates v Post Office.

Since the Bates v Post Office judgments, Chris has campaigned for justice for Subpostmasters, taking a petition with his MP to Downing Street and working with Subpostmasters, ministers, officials, MPs and the Horizon Compensation Advisory Board to try to ensure the various compensation/redress schemes are fair. For a basic introduction to the various compensation/redress schemes available, it might be worth starting on the Post Office corporate website.

This is Chris’s latest letter to the new Post Office minister Gareth Thomas. Some of it is quite technical, but that is partly the point. These compensation schemes are technical, bureaucratic, legalistic, and from Chris’s perspective, unfit for purpose. I have published Chris’s letter with kind permission and made minimal edits for clarity. All the links in the letter and anything in square brackets has been added by me.

Sam Stein KC to Former Fujitsu UK & Ireland CEO Duncan Tait during the Post Office Inquiry:
“There are only two answers: either you failed utterly in your leadership — or the staff underneath you failed utterly to tell you what was going on.”

Ex-Fujitsu Boss Grilled at Post Office Inquiry.

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14 apr 2025 The papers say

Former Fujitsu UK & Ireland CEO Duncan Tait is grilled at the Post Office Inquiry by Sam Stein KC, representing victims of the Horizon scandal.

Stein delivers a tough line of questioning, accusing Tait of either failing completely in his leadership — or being misled by his own team. The exchange is tense, emotional, and revealing.

Watch this intense moment as pressure builds on Fujitsu leadership to explain why system errors went ignored for so long.

Subpostmasters say their fight is still on as they are made OBEs

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‘It Will End In Prison Sentences’ For People Involved In Post Office Scandal, Says Lord Arbuthnot

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Toxic Water Prank

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