Remembering Nick Sainsbury
We were very sorry to hear of the recent death of Nick Sainsbury, who was…Read more
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Get your MP to attend compensation debate!
MPs will demand that the government sets out when and how it will pay compensation…Read more
MPs ask inquiry to quiz ministers again
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Haemophilia and Contaminated Blood (APPG) will write to Sir Brian…Read more
Government delay on compensation ‘unacceptable’
The government is not ready to tell people infected and affected by the contaminated blood…Read more
Compensation scheme should ‘begin this year’
Sir Brian Langstaff, chair of the Infected Blood Inquiry, has told the government that a…Read more
Read a summary from this week at the inquiry
This week marked the end of hearings at the Infected Blood Inquiry, although its work…Read more
Infected Blood Inquiry hearings end
The Infected Blood Inquiry ends this week, marking another massive milestone in the long road…Read more
Read a summary from this week at the inquiry
This penultimate week of the Infected Blood Inquiry has been spent listening to closing statements…Read more
Read a summary from this week at the inquiry
This was the first week of the final stage of the Infected Blood Inquiry when…Read more
Government accepts ‘moral case’ for compensation
The government has accepted the moral case for compensation but still has ‘significant work to…Read more
Key document handed to inquiry
Tomorrow we will be submitting a key document to the Infected Blood Inquiry which focuses…Read more
Minister urged to reveal compensation plans
The Haemophilia Society (THS) has criticised the government for a ‘lack of transparency’ which could…Read more