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Why hasn’t Fujitsu sacked Andy Dunks?
And why did it mislead Parliament? Hi there The second part of Phase 3 of the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry has come to a close. There is so much I could write about (and have written about), but the thing which always makes me twitchy about this scandal is accountability, or the institutional and…
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Singh blows the whistle on Horizon helpline racism
and: the ghost of Trotter looms Hi there This morning I was writing a blog post about Brian Trotter’s return to the Post Office when I was alerted to an extraordinary evidence session unfolding at the Post Office Horizon Inquiry by Tom Witherow at the Daily Mail. Back in 2000, Amandeep Singh was a Fujitsu…
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Andrew Winn: The Over-promoted Postie
plus: Rod Ismay in the frame Good morning I have a triplet of blog posts for your consideration this morning, all inspired by the extraordinary Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry evidence session of Andrew Winn, a man who believes in the colour green (see below). Mr Winn had an important role at the Post Office,…
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Podcast interview with Dan Neidle up! Now with added working link to the actual podcast! (duh….)
… but Hollinrake refuses to talk. Hello! This is a newsletter to let you know that a new Investigating the Post Office Scandal podcast has gone up – an interview with Dan Neidle from Tax Policy Associates. Dan has been making waves since he read Tom Witherow’s excellent Daily Mail interview with the 80-year old…
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Podcast interview with Dan Neidle up now!
… but Hollinrake refuses to talk. Hello! This is a newsletter to let you know that a new Investigating the Post Office Scandal podcast has gone up – an interview with Dan Neidle from Tax Policy Associates. Dan has been making waves since he read Tom Witherow’s excellent Daily Mail interview with the 80-year old…
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Inquiry re-starts and Daily Mail lays bare compensation scandal
plus: a bit of Neidle… Hi everyone After a three week break, the Post Office Horizon IT inquiry has re-started. I’m watching it now and will aim to provide a round up of the evidence at the end of the week, probably in the form of a podcast, if Rebecca has survived her birthday shenanigans.…
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The Sethis are still waiting, more than 20 years on
plus: Gareth Jenkins on the stand Hi everyone As you may know the Horizon IT inquiry is on hiatus at the moment, but they have published their schedule taking us from the re-start on 21 February all the way through to 12 May. The big news is that former Fujitsu engineers Anne Chambers and Gareth…
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Fujitsu disclosure drop messes with Inquiry scheduling
plus Altman’s General Review – fisked! Hi there Just a quick one to keep you updated with what’s going on in Post Office land. Firstly – the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry only has four witnesses this week. We got wind something was brewing on Friday when Sir Wyn Williams warned everyone to keep a…
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Bates refuses honour, Altman Advice published, Bar Standards Board admonished
Oh – and the inquiry re-starts Hi all A busy week. Let’s start with news from Bates Country. The founder and leader of the Justice for Subpostmasters Alliance has turned down an OBE for “Services to Justice”. How do we know? Bates himself informed JFSA members in a circular published on Tuesday morning. Refusing the…
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Inquiry chair publishes compensation update on eve of Phase 3
Sir Wyn: compensation “too slow” Happy New Year! I hope you all had a great break (if you were able to). There is a certain grim irony to the latest update from the Chair of the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry. Sir Wyn Williams describes the progress toward compensation for some as “too slow”, yet…
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