David Page who lodged complaint against Chief Const. Farrell, leaves with payoff Police Scotland

The SPA confirmed that after eight years of service, Page had taken early retirement but refused to comment on details of payout for privacy reasons

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Post Office lawyers had secret meeting with a judge to prevent disclosure to defence

Judge agreed that the defence should not be made aware of a report on flaws in Horizon.

We need to think seriously about what this tells us about our justice system?

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Police Scotland’s deputy chief officer has been given an early retirement payoff after making a failed complaint against the new chief constable thetimes.co.uk/article/senior…

How bad do things have to get politically in Scotland before people say, 'No, I'm not having it'? The whole system is corrupt and dysfunctional. People are suffering, dying, maleducated, subject to violence, poverty, homelessness with no way out and no faith in the government.…

Post Office lawyers had secret meeting with a judge to prevent disclosure to defence solicitors in a criminal trial.

Judge agreed that the defence solicitors should not be made aware of a report documenting flaws in the IT system

Whole edifice is corrupt
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#PostOfficeScandal #PostOfficeInquiry #StateScandal #StateCoverUp #MrBatesVsthePostOffice
VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED - SAM STEIN KC's magisterial 12 minute exposure of the total incompetence of Cartwright King Solicitors and a humiliating demolition of Martin Smith's professional…

Keeping their knees on Seema's neck

This is sickening.

These lawyers did this because they knew they would get away with it
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🚨Police civilian fat cat on £195K a year who launched failed bullying claim against top cop gets secret early retirement payout mol.im/a/13372815 via Daily Mail Online

Critical question for candidates: how to bring the ‘disinfectant of sunshine’ to the internal politics of SNP AND Scottish Govt. Change is clearly needed. Greater openness, transparency and accountability = better policy making, more democratic, prevents corruption.

I can’t stop thinking about the fact that yday a 14yo kid was walking to school and a random man split his head open with a samurai sword.

Not many people seem particularly shocked by this? 🤯 How we as a society have become inured to male violence. It’s breathtaking, really.

The SNP about to impose a third First Minister in a row on us, who wasn’t elected by the Scottish people.

If Swinney is unopposed, he would join Sturgeon in getting the role simply by applying to be leader of the SNP - without even a contest.

What’s that stench?

The utter stench around Police Scotland and Scottish public life is overpowering.

As ever, it’s us who picks up the bill, but if it keeps everything quiet …

What an asset this one’s turning out to be.

Chris, you are correct! No judicial disciplinary statement was issued in relation to an ET judge between 2015-2022! And my investigation into how the Judicial Conduct Investigation Office and the Judicial Appoint. & Conduct Ombudsman treats such complaints yielded sad results!👇

Two years of Hapless John Swinney as First Minister, adding to his already generous pension pot, would send Scotland iover the abyss.

The Metropolitan Police are riddled.

Be under no illusion that it is solely fellow Judges supporting this behaviour. They encourage and endorse it. As do the JCIO and JACO, to whom it is nigh on a complete waste of time in submitting any form of challenge or complaint. A profession immune to challenge and reproach.

Today of all days 🤦🏼‍♀️ I think some MSPs underestimate how pissed off people are with the political chaos. They want leaders to do their job: to focus on fixing the mess of our public services, the economy, to rebuild the country. The Scottish Parliament is not a social club for…

'Devolution had been a colossal waste of money. We're stuffed to the gunnels with pointless quangos and government funded charities. An army of spads and spin doctors that we don't need. And as for the politicians.....where to even start'

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An uncomfortable weekend for those that run employment tribunals. Well done BBC News (UK) !

This article must also be a worry for those concerned about corruption and cover up in this country.

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