As we wait for further Church of England Redress Scheme updates, we continue to look into the information we have – this time about medical assessment. The Church of England Redress Scheme is due to be open to enquiries in ‘the latter part of 2026’ according to the CofE’s
Applicants who missed the Eastwood Park Detention Centre Compensation Scheme deadline have been granted an extra chance to submit claims. After a recent announcement, the Ministry of Justice is extending the Eastwood Park Detention Centre deadline to the 14th of July 2027. Deadline extension is encouraging news
Though the Church of England has approved the introduction of a Redress Scheme for historic abuse, it hasn’t begun accepting enquiries. We understand that this must be very frustrating for survivors of abuse and their loved ones, but there are some things to know about the upcoming Scheme and
In an ongoing development, the Church of England is introducing a Redress Scheme for survivors of abuse within the Church. As this is a brand new Scheme, we have been taking the time to answer some frequently asked questions about it. This time, we take a look at compensation
Since the Church of England announced its Redress Scheme for survivors of abuse, we get many questions about it on a daily basis. In this article, we aim to answer a handful of them to provide a little more clarity. Look out for future updates which will delve further into
Crown Prosecution Service press release reveals further sexual offences by serial rapist and former police officer, David Carrick. In a press release dated 19th of November 2025, the Crown Prosecution Office (CPS) details information of additional serious sex offences committed by David Carrick against a further two women.
Many safeguarding failures regarding ex-school headteacher Neil Foden results in abuse of four girls What did Neil Foden do? Neil Foden is a former headteacher of Ysgol Friars. Foden received a 17 year prison sentence in 2024, receiving a conviction of 19 charges over 4 female victims: 12
Ministry of Defence had pledged support to inquiry into Sexual Abuse allegations The MoD and historical medical examinations – What has happened? Revealed in a recent BBC article, hundreds of women who served in the British Army have come forwards with allegations of sexual abuse during medical examinations
Former inmates have come forward and alleged to have been “forgotten and frozen out” after claims of abuse as youths at the former detention centre. Kirklevington, which operated as a juvenile detention centre from the 1960s to the 1990s, has become the subject of focus regarding multiple historical abuse
Harrods has formally acknowledged the serious and deeply troubling allegations of sexual abuse committed by its former Chairman and owner, Mohamed Al Fayed, during his time in power. In a significant move toward accountability and justice, the company has introduced a new Redress Scheme aimed at providing support and compensation
