@ArturNadol7566@SeemaMisra_OBE Awww Seema, your story always hits home for me like Janet's does. The imprisoned minority will always has a special place in my heart and we will get justice one way or another xxx
@SkyNews@joncraig Oh great something benifitical for a change.
Now can we move along with justice for the Subpostmasters please before we recruit the grandchildren to take over
@andyburnham You know what we need? Justice for the Subpostmasters... 25 years on we're still waiting... we dont need a third generation campaigning for justice
@ComputerWeekly Thank you for keeping the narrative alive for familys like mine. We were hoping after our outing to Westminster in January would have helped but maybe not. We continue to campaign from behind the scenes, we wont give up xxx
Seeing this poster is bittersweet. The Horizon Family Member Redress Scheme is welcome, but many affected families are exempt because of an legal loophole. Justice isn't done while a significant chunk are still left without redress.
@BBCEmmaSimpson@nickwallis@LostChances2024
@EdwardJDavey I don't think you are the best person to have an opinion on exploitation. Or taking the high road for that matter.
Justice for the Postmasters and families
The Met say a criminal investigation is delayed because of staff shortages, resources and funding.
Why when it came to our parents, there seemed to be enough resources to get them into police stations before they’d even finished their morning coffee.
Now we’re told to wait.
@stugoo17 But they didn't give innocent people the decency to finish their morning coffee before throwing them in prison. Yet the guilty a want the curiosity of a comprehensive investigation... taking the piss
'There is no justice in delay'
Lee Castleton, who was wrongly convicted in the Post Office IT scandal, spoke to #BBCBreakfast after police warned the criminal investigation could be delayed by five years unless it receives millions of pounds in extra funding
https://t.co/srk9dcrQ3F
@chrish9070@taaffems@SkyNews Fujitsu really is the gift that keeps on taking. Now £2.4m for “strategic communications” to manage the fallout from destroying innocent people’s lives.