• The Trials of Lee Castleton

    Arcane legal argument aside it was a fairly straightforward day in court. Lee Castleton and his team wanted a trial of all the issues in his claim against the Post Office. The Post Office (and Fujitsu) argued it would be easier, quicker and cheaper to first see if Lee was still bound by the Bates v Post Office settlement agreement signed on Lee’s behalf by Alan Bates and Kay Linnell back in 2019, which stops him from pursuing any further legal action against the Post Office. This was the “split trial” argument and it won the day. The Post Office successfully persuaded…

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Sir Alan Settles – for how much?!

Alan Bates leaving court after the Common Issues Trial victory in March 2019 On 23 October 2003, the North Wales Weekly News published a letter from Alan Bates, the sacked Postmaster at Craig-y-Don Post Office near Llandudno. In his letter, Alan railed against the behaviour of the Post Office, its…

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You can find below dates, locations, and links to ticket details for any live events I’m doing in the near future. If you’d like me to speak at, give a presentation to or host one of your events, please get in touch via the contact form on this website. October 2025 Sat 18 October – Parker Morris Hall, Abbey Centre, Central London – Battle of Ideas Festival – 1.45pm Podcast Live: The Booking Club With Jack Aldane – a discussion on Kafka’s The Trial, its relevance to the Post Office scandal and state overreach in modern Britain. Ticket options here.…

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35: Ep35 – Paul Scully MP, former Post Office minister Investigating the Post Office Scandal

In which Nick interviews the former Post Office minister about his experience of taking office in the weeks after the Bates v Post Office settlement, overseeing the establishment of the Post Office Horizon Inquiry and the various compensation schemes.

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