This is Gillian Tett, Provost of King’s College, Cambridge. The image shows her at a Financial Times party in 2014. (Image credit: Financial Times licensed under Wikimedia Commons) Two Fellows of King’s College have been found guilty of sexual misconduct, Read more…
The site is slow, for which we apologise. There are now unprecedented numbers visiting the site each day. Employment Judge Graham has re-confirmed that this is an open hearing. Anyone who wishes to attend may do so in person at Read more…
In the interests of Open Justice, we provide the following information just issued by Employment Judge Graham for those wishing to follow the Cambridge Whistleblowing Tribunal proceedings online. Employment Judge Graham has directed that: “the Hearing on 8, 9, 10, Read more…
Bury St Edmunds Employment Tribunal is currently hearing an ongoing whistleblowing case. Prof Neil Wyn Evans is bringing claims against Cambridge University, Prof Richard McMahon, Ms Emma Rampton and Prof Deborah Prentice under the Public Interest Disclosure Act. Cross-examination begins Read more…
This Employment Tribunal is scheduled to begin at 10:00 am on 1 June 2026 in Bury St Edmunds and is expected to last for approximately four weeks. The Claimant is Professor Neil Wyn Evans. The Third and Fourth Respondents are Read more…
The Unified Administrative Service (UAS) at Cambridge is the central body responsible for the university’s core professional and administrative functions. It brings together a wide range of divisions — including human resources, finance, estates, research services, admissions, and governance — Read more…
The Figure illustrates the growth of the 21 Group blog, showing the number of unique user sessions recorded each month since it was launched. It now attracts around 13,000 sessions per month — an impressive figure given the blog’s specialised Read more…
An Employment Tribunal from 1-28 June at Bury St Edmunds is now listed on the public website courtserve. The case number is 3307960/2023. This case is listed as PIDA. In other words, the Claimant — Prof Neil Wyn Evans — Read more…
The 21 Group predicted that 2026 would be the Year of Scandals for Cambridge University. Those scandals are now arriving thick and fast. The Simon Goldhill Affair involved a distinguished classicist at King’s College, Cambridge. Allegations of sexual misconduct against Read more…
From top left, clockwise: Karen Cox, Shearer West, Paul Greatrix, Margaret Monckton This week saw the horrible news that Nottingham University has sent letters to 2,700 staff putting them at risk of redundancy. The university is targeting subjects and departments Read more…