Judiciary
DJ Banks (Manchester Court) Defends Phantom Claim to Protect Errors
District Judge Nathan Banks of the Manchester Civil Justice Centre faces an oral hearing, challenging an order he made arising from a unissued claim […]
Merseyside
Merseyside Police Forced to Concede Judicial Review After Attempting to Bury Corruption Allegations
In the opaque world of police complaints, the “Appropriate Authority“, often referred to as the ‘AA’ holds all the cards. They decide what is a […]
Judiciary
Preston Magistrates Court – Intentional abuse of the complaints process to protect a lying Court Usher
The integrity of our justice system depends not only on the judges who preside in courtrooms, but on every official who acts on its behalf. […]
South Yorkshire
South Yorkshire Police agree to remove fabricated rape allegations from police systems
In what can only be described as a grudging concession to mounting legal pressure, South Yorkshire Police (SYP) has finally agreed to deleted ‘police’ fabricated […]
Greater Manchester
Former Greater Manchester police officer Rick Pendlebury, pleads “Not Guilty” to charges under the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 1992
A sacked Greater Manchester Police Sergeant, and sacked Head of Safeguarding at the Maggie Oliver Foundation has denied publishing the identity of a sexual abuse […]
British Transport
Police Assault Case: Dismissal Without Criminal Charges Sparks Two-Tier Justice Concerns
A volunteer British Transport Police (BTP) officer, Sgt Oliver Wilson, was sacked last month after admitting to punching a 17-year-old girl during an arrest at […]
West Midlands
Breach of Recording Rules or Signs of Two-Tier Justice?
In a case that raises serious questions about accountability within the ranks, Chief Inspector 25144 Lyon of West Midlands Police is set to face a […]
HOCR & NCRS
Home Office Counting Rules (HOCR) and the National Crime Recording Standard (NCRS) explained
In England and Wales, the way police record crimes is governed by two key frameworks: the Home Office Counting Rules for Recorded Crime (HOCR) and […]
South Yorkshire
South Yorkshire Police U-turn on IOPC Self Referral after the threat of a Judicial Review
In a dramatic turn of events, South Yorkshire Police (SYP) has reversed its stance on a complaint of serious corruption allegations that UKCP.UK exclusively revealed […]
South Yorkshire
When is a Crime not a Crime? – When the Suspect is a Police Officer!
In the operations of South Yorkshire Police (SYP), a complainant’s determined pursuit of accountability has revealed a significant inconsistency in how alleged offences are handled. […]
All police
Understanding Police Voluntary Attendances Under PACE
In the United Kingdom, police investigations often involve inviting individuals to a voluntary attendance (VA), also known as a voluntary interview, as a first step […]
South Yorkshire
South Yorkshire Police fabricate a RAPE allegation then cover up their misconduct
One of the most alarming cases reported to UKCP.UK comes from a trusted source with substantiated evidence, detailing an unlawful arrest based on a police […]