UK’s youngest Postmaster 2006 ex business owner #PostOfficeScandal victim & campaigner for justice for all involved https://t.co/t9V7wFNakM
Jan 29, 2024 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
#PostOfficeScandal Excellent complaint letter @PaulMar72224296 which echoes the concerns we all have. If the promise is full & fair compensation there is nothing preventing a % of the claim value being paid as an interim within weeks of a submitted claim 👇postofficescandal.uk/post/whats-rea…
I understand (happy to be corrected) that the announcement by government that all convictions are to be overturned means the so called ‘public interest’ cases are to be treat in line with other OC cases and in addition to your arguments means the settlement of those cases will be
Jan 11, 2024 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
@kevinhollinrake @JoHamil73963257 @CastletonLee @RishiSunak There was such a simple to solution to all of this. A much more reasonable offer of take it or leave it but only eligible if your claim would be close or above that figure. This sum maybe a benefit to an extremely low number of the GLO group with very modest claims. It will also
@kevinhollinrake @JoHamil73963257 @CastletonLee @RishiSunak benefit those who have settled (within the 11 settled) that were below this figure, some substantially below this figure that can now be uplifted. Both schemes should have had something along the lines of £300k non convicted and £600k convicted. If you can show via expert reports
Jan 2, 2024 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
#PostOfficeScandal 1/7 Thread, Both @PostOffice and their sole shareholder the government would like you to believe they are doing all they can to right this injustice. However the reality for most is very different, they are fighting tooth & nail #MrBatesVsThePostOffice #MrBates
2/7 to secure the compensation they deserve. At every turn there is pushback. Those in the Post Office ran Shortfall scheme were not legally represented to prepare their claims as no funding was offered to do so. The offers put forward to do adequately restore a Postmaster to
Jun 24, 2023 • 30 tweets • 6 min read
#PostOfficeScandal Since the age of 12 I delivered newspapers at the Post Office/newsagents I would go on to buy several years later. From the age of 14 I stopped the newspapers and began to work behind the retail counter before/after school and every weekend. I was earning
roughly £98 per week, sometimes more and sometimes less. I managed to save the vast majority of this. Turning 17 I was one of the few people at my age able to buy my 1st car after passing my test after just 10 lessons, less than 4 months after my 1st lesson. Bought a £1,000
