Easter is here again, and whilst many of us have time to reflect over this long weekend, we offer you two videos to view today, that bring home to us all that whilst Hollie’s case is uppermost in the minds … Continue reading
On the day when people all over the world are commemorating the personal sacrifice for humanity and cruel death of Jesus of Nazareth, the man who loved people and especially children, we might ask where are His followers today on … Continue reading
The Daily Mail paints a depressing and disturbing picture of Britain’s children under continuous and constant attack from ubiquitous predatory paedophiles, a situation only comparable to the whole of Britain itself being under attack by Hitler’s bombers in World War … Continue reading
Lulls in campaigns are not only permissible, they are essential. Breaks in activity are needed in order to allow time for reflection on what has already happened, to consider how effective strategies deployed to date have proved and based on … Continue reading
The immediate environs of HMP Aberdeen, Craiginches, with its grim, 10 metre high, granite-block perimeter walls wouldn’t immediately strike anyone as an ideal place to hold a birthday party, particularly right on the corner where Grampian Place meets the busy … Continue reading
Dear Admin at holliedemandsjustice.org I have received another wonderful letter from Robert. Getting letters from Robert sets the positive tone for the rest of my day! Nothing seems to dampen his spirits and the news of the Facebook ‘party’ that … Continue reading
Little things and little moments of happiness makes our lives pleasant and perfect, keep your moral up to bring more and more happiness in life not only today but throughout this year. The Prayers of your relatives and friends are … Continue reading
We can see that there are some MPs who are prepared and willing to bring this case to the attention of the House. David Anderson (Blaydon, Labour) To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what recent assessment he has … Continue reading
Dear Shropshire Council, I am making this Freedom of Information request to you on very specific points, related to public finances and man-hours only. I understand Robert Green has made a similar request in the past to your Council but … Continue reading
We have yet to hear how ‘Ban Elish Angiolini from Oxford Day’ went yesterday amidst the dreaming spires, but Hollie London’s street action to mark World Down’s Syndrome Day 2012 in front of the Houses of Parliament went with quite … Continue reading
Reproduced with the permission of the UK Column On the 29th April 1991 a meeting was held between Lord Fraser (the Lord Advocate), Lord Roger (the Solicitor General), Duncan Lowe (the Crown Agent), Alfred Vannet (the Deputy Crown Agent) and … Continue reading
Another day, another leading media article hits the headlines over State operated child trafficking. That is where Social Services are on bonus schemes for the removal of children from families and selling them into the adoption market. This is the … Continue reading
Esther Rantzen, doyenne of Child Protection, presided at the celebration of ChildLine’s first 25 years in Aberdeen this week. Aberdeen is the location of the first childline call-centre. Esther, a close personal friend of former Procurator Fiscal for Aberdeen and … Continue reading
Around 20 per cent of psychologists acting as expert witnesses for the family courts are not qualified, according to a Channel 4 News investigation broadcast tonight, writes producer Phil Carter. The findings are based on research published on Wednesday for … Continue reading