So fast and furious are the developments in the Post Office
scandal, with horrific new stories emerging almost daily, that it
seems like an age since I wrote my first article:
https://insights.smb.london/post/102iy7b/thoughts-on-post-office-scandal-part-1
It's often said that variety is the spice of life, so
I'm completely changing tack here to try and focus on
solutions. In other words, if I had the legal, corporate, and
constitutional authority to mandate a solution (chance would be a
fine thing),what would I do, and what would that look like?
I appreciate that this is a very difficult and subjective topic,
and I hope that anyone who disagrees with some (or even all!) of my
musings will understand that it's hard to do justice to the
subject in a short article, and, equally, there is no counsel of
perfection here. But what I can do is to take a leap of faith and
come up with a practical suggestion about how we could move matters
on right now in a compassionate
