#post-office-scandal

#post-office-scandal

The Post Office Horizon scandal investigation seeks accountability for wrongful prosecutions of subpostmasters due to a flawed accounting system, profoundly impacting victims' lives.

The implementation of the Horizon system led to a drastic increase in prosecutions and investigations of subpostmasters, significantly impacting their lives.

Fujitsu's boss doubts the reliability of the Horizon IT system, impacting sub-postmasters' trust amid ongoing inquiry into wrongful convictions.

Fujitsu restructures charitable efforts, shifting responsibilities to employees amid the ongoing support needs of Post Office scandal victims.

Fujitsu's leadership questions the Post Office's use of Horizon data in prosecutions, citing ongoing concerns over its reliability and the impact on justice.

Fujitsu's UK public sector unit lost £50m in sales due to the Post Office scandal's media coverage.

Company revises revenue expectations attributing losses to public perception of the scandal.

Fujitsu's promises to support victims of the Post Office scandal remain unfulfilled, causing frustration among affected families.

Fujitsu and a UK public authority mutually ended a £485 million contract due to concerns raised after the Post Office scandal.

Sir Alan Bates received a knighthood for his pivotal role in exposing the Post Office Horizon IT scandal.

The Horizon Convictions Redress Scheme allows victims of the Post Office scandal to receive compensation independently from the Post Office, with significant initial payouts.

Jo Swinson accuses former Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells of not disclosing key information about unreliable witness and making derogatory comments about sub-postmasters.

Paula Vennells faces scrutiny and expresses regret over the Post Office scandal.

Paula Vennells resisted resigning as NHS trust chairman amidst Post Office scandal, finally stepping down after a threat from a director.