07/07/2024
Since 2017, the Labour party being made aware of concerns related to Government failings and potential misconduct, related to a potential cover up of bullying and violence in schools, have refused to get involved.
High Court proceedings had found that the alleged failure of MPs to ever investigate, revealed “tremendous incompetence”, while leaving unanswered questions regarding a deliberate cover up of the issues by the previous Government. The only way to resolve these questions, is for the current Labour Government to accept that there needs to be an appropriate public inquiry and ensure that this is allowed to happen as soon as possible.
The evidence shows that a number of the estimated 200 school age suicides that take place every year according to ONS statistics, are linked to bullying and violence in schools and potential Government failings, negligence and misconduct in relation to the issues. An inquiry is the only way to ensure that matters are properly investigated and further unnecessary deaths and harm prevented.
Labour gained power on 5th July 2024, having previously chosen not to act to protect millions of children from the risk of harm and death. The question that is now outstanding and points to how involved the Labour party are in the allegations of a cover up and deliberate failure, is how long it will take for Keir Starmer as Prime Minister and the Labour party, to acknowledge the call for an inquiry as well as the outstanding letter to him, having chosen not to respond to overwhelming evidence of unnecessary suffering and harm before.