🧵This week, we published Volume 1 of the Inquiry’s final report, which included urgent recommendations about redress (compensation). Let’s take a closer look at five of these recommendations🔎 . Read more: #PostOfficeInquiry

Volume 1 of the Inquiry’s final report provided valuable findings about the human impact of the Horizon scandal, as well as redress (compensation). Here we take a closer look at some of the statistics 🔎. Read the report:

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🧵 Finally, Sir Wyn calls for restorative justice. This is the process of bringing together people who have caused harm and those affected by it, so they can discuss the impact, take responsibility, and work collaboratively on making amends. #PostOfficeInquiry

🧵 In Volume 1 of his final report, Sir Wyn provides a clear roadmap for delivering ‘full and fair compensation’. For instance, he calls for close family members of those affected by Horizon to receive compensation 👪. Read more: #PostOfficeInquiry

🧵 Sir Wyn expects the Government (and where appropriate Post Office and Fujitsu) to provide a written response to his recommendations by 10 October 2025. Let’s delve deeper into some more of his recommendations 🔎. Read more: #PostOfficeInquiry

🧵How can ‘full and fair’ compensation be delivered?. In Volume 1 of his final report, Sir Wyn calls for swift actions, including the appointment of a senior lawyer to the Horizon Shortfall Scheme. Read the report: #PostOfficeInquiry

Yesterday, Sir Wyn Williams published his findings and recommendations about the human impact of the scandal and redress (compensation). But why did he decide to publish this volume now? . Read more on the Inquiry’s website: . #PostOfficeInquiry

Today, Sir Wyn Williams gave an address after publishing the first volume of his final report. This volume focuses on the human impact of the Horizon scandal and redress (compensation). Watch his speech on our YouTube channel: . #PostOfficeInquiry.

Today, the Inquiry published the first volume of its final report. In the report, Sir Wyn Williams recounts the “disastrous” human impact of the Horizon scandal and makes 19 urgent recommendations about redress. Find out more: #PostOfficeInquiry

The first volume of the Inquiry’s final report, which will be published next week, will consider the human impact of the Horizon scandal. Here we revisit some of the accounts we heard during our Human Impact phase 💬. Read more: #PostOfficeInquiry.

The #PostOfficeInquiry is set to publish the first volume of its final report next week, focusing on the human impact of the scandal and redress (compensation). Let's take a closer look at how the Inquiry has investigated redress so far 🔎. Find out more:

The Inquiry will publish Volume 1 of its final report on its website at 12pm on Tuesday 8 July 2025. After the report is published, Sir Wyn will make a statement at around 12:30pm, which will be live streamed on our YouTube channel. #PostOfficeInquiry.

Sir Wyn Williams has announced that he intends to publish Volume 1 of his final report this summer, examining compensation and human impact. Find out more:. #PostOfficeInquiry

Last week, the Inquiry held an engagement event where people shared how their physical and mental health were impacted by the Horizon scandal. Sir Wyn spoke with sub-postmasters and family members about their personal experiences. #PostOfficeInquiry

Want to share how the Horizon scandal affected you?. We’re hosting an engagement session on 10 April where we want to hear your stories, with a particular focus on physical or mental health. The deadline to register your interest is midday tomorrow 📅.

The Inquiry has published nine additional witness statements from witnesses including senior Post Office executives, the Criminal Case Review Commission (CCRC) and a former sub-postmaster. Find out more 👉 #PostOfficeInquiry.

After nearly two years, the Inquiry is moving from the 5th floor of Aldwych House, a space which has hosted hearings, engagement events and more. From the 1 April 2025, our new postal address will be: 2nd Floor, Aldwych House, 71-91 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4HN📍. #PostOfficeInquiry.

We are inviting people affected by the Horizon scandal to an engagement session on 10 April. Click the link to find out more👇. #PostOfficeInquiry.

One year ago today, the Inquiry launched its listening project #InYourOwnWords to hear from people impacted by the Horizon scandal. Here we re-share a video where former sub-postmaster Wendy Buffrey reads a letter from her son who explains how their family were affected💬

Did you know it’s one year since the Inquiry launched #InYourOwnWords?. Teema, Head of the Inquiry’s Engagement Team, shares how the listening project is amplifying people’s voices and deepening our understanding of the scandal’s impacts. Read her blog: