It is with deepest regret I bring the news of the death of Dr Peter Wells.
He passed away on 11th June 2021 in a care home.
https://funeral-notices.co.uk/notice/wells/4954696
Dr Wells ran the Macclesfield YPU until it closed in 1992.
RIP Dr Wells
Friday, 25 June 2021
Friday, 19 March 2021
Peter Jaconelli, Scarborough
Today I got a phone call from North Yorkshire police regarding an investigation they ran 7 years ago into Peter Jaconelli and associates in Scarborough, and further afield.
They are running a review on all the evidence they have to make sure they haven't missed anything. That all child abusers are brought to justice.
Anyone with information, this is your last chance.
Operation Aluminium.
Contact andrea.kell@northyorkshire.police.uk
Tuesday, 8 December 2020
Mickey Summers
It is with a heavy heart I return once more to tell you Mickey Summers has passed away.
A true, brave warrior who fought to expose the abuses not only in his own life, but those of others. He will be truly missed.
Many of you will know him from the Beechwood and Nottingham campaigns, but he also suffered and fought in Wakefield. He joined us in the fight in Halifax in 2015.
A man who was a key campaigner in the fight to expose historical child abuse in Nottingham has died.
Mickey Summers was a victim of child sexual abuse while in the care of Nottinghamshire County Council.
He was a core participant at the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) probe into abuse in the local care system.
His friends and sister have paid tribute to a "fighter" and "inspirational" man.
Fellow campaigner David Hollas, 61, from Cotgrave said: "He gave inspiration and hope to others - if he could fight, they could also fight."
His sister Debbie Bloud said his death was "devastating" for her and their other sister.
She said: "I am very very proud of him" and described his campaigning as, "second to none".
"He is leaving behind a legacy as far as I am concerned," she said.
Nottingham Coroners' Court said a post-mortem examination will be carried out to establish Mr Summers' cause of death after he was found at his Clifton home on Saturday.
Wednesday, 6 December 2017
Peter Steen Dead
For survivors of Bryn Alyn Community, a little update.
Abusive ex care worker, Peter Steen died on Monday 4th Dec 2017, may he rot in hell.
Abusive ex care worker, Peter Steen died on Monday 4th Dec 2017, may he rot in hell.
Friday, 23 June 2017
Shatterboys awareness day in Lancaster
Shatterboys awareness day in the city - The visitor
Good luck Danny and all at Shatterboys UK, supported by Voicing CSA.
Launch of the charity in Lancashire.
Event starts, I believe, at 11am at Vale of Lune rugby club
Powderhouse Lane, LA1 2TT Lancaster, Lancashire
Good luck Danny and all at Shatterboys UK, supported by Voicing CSA.
Launch of the charity in Lancashire.
Event starts, I believe, at 11am at Vale of Lune rugby club
Powderhouse Lane, LA1 2TT Lancaster, Lancashire
Monday, 19 June 2017
Mel Shaw in Flockton.
call_10-00-05_OUT_01924803219.aac - Google Drive
Phone conversation this morning with New Hall prison, regarding Melanie Shaw.
Phone conversation this morning with New Hall prison, regarding Melanie Shaw.
Tuesday, 13 June 2017
Inquiry launches consultation on the impact of CSA and support services | IICSA Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
Inquiry launches consultation on the impact of CSA and support services | IICSA Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
The Inquiry has today launched a consultation on the impact of child sexual abuse on victim and survivors and access to and use of support services.
Friends and family are also invited to complete the forms.
Friday, 19 May 2017
Islington | spotlight
Want to know why Corbyn is NOT the man for the job?
Islington | spotlight
Any MP should have acted to stop the abuses carried out by council employees and highlighted by so many.
Islington | spotlight
Any MP should have acted to stop the abuses carried out by council employees and highlighted by so many.
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
Saturday, 22 April 2017
Survivors "Let Down"
A report into child sexual abuse from the Children’s Commissioner’s Office (CCO) has criticised the speed of decision-making in child abuse cases.
Children’s Commissioner Anne Longfield said children are “being let down by the system” and are “waiting too long to see their abusers charged or jailed”.
The Investigating Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) report, published on Thursday (April 20), examined the timescales involved in CSA cases from the point of initial report to the outcome in court.
Using Home Office data from 18 forces in England, the CCO found the investigative process took an average of 248 days, compared to 236 in 2014/15 and 179 in 2013/14.
The report also highlighted that this is 101 days more than the average for adult sexual offences.
Furthermore, the average length of time for the investigation of historic CSA is 270 days, compared to 207 for a current offence.
Three recommendations were set out in the CCO report including the establishment and roll-out of ‘children’s houses’, otherwise known as the ‘Barnahus Model’.
Read more
Children’s Commissioner Anne Longfield said children are “being let down by the system” and are “waiting too long to see their abusers charged or jailed”.
The Investigating Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) report, published on Thursday (April 20), examined the timescales involved in CSA cases from the point of initial report to the outcome in court.
Using Home Office data from 18 forces in England, the CCO found the investigative process took an average of 248 days, compared to 236 in 2014/15 and 179 in 2013/14.
The report also highlighted that this is 101 days more than the average for adult sexual offences.
Furthermore, the average length of time for the investigation of historic CSA is 270 days, compared to 207 for a current offence.
Three recommendations were set out in the CCO report including the establishment and roll-out of ‘children’s houses’, otherwise known as the ‘Barnahus Model’.
Read more
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