A staff group founded at Cambridge in 2023, supporting members facing institutional retaliation.
The running of the Human Resources and Legal divisions at Cambridge University has created many victims who could not fight back — young and early-career scholars, those without standing or status in the University, those without the financial resources or the mental…
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Breaking news … the Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University, Prof Deborah Prentice, is one of the respondents found to have caused detriment against a whistleblower. More to come …
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Recent revelations in The Telegraph have taken us to the heart of the scandal As the Times Higher Education (THE) prepared to publish a story on plagiarism and research misconduct in September 2025, the journalist Jack…
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There are now articles in the Daily Mail, The Times, the Telegraph and the Independent. The most damaging new facts are as follows. The Times Higher Education journalist Jack Grove was working on a story about…
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The Tribunal has ended. The Panel is now considering its verdict. We wish them clarity and sound judgment in their deliberations. Stuart Brittenden KC (acting for Prof Wyn Evans) made two closing submissions with regard to…
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Image shows wild flowers by Bury St Edmunds Employment Tribunal The closing submissions take place on Friday 26 June at 1.00pm via the CVP link. This will complete the hearing. The three-person panel will then retire…
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Image shows mallow and vetch on the wayside by Bury St Edmunds Tribunal. There is one more day of cross-examination on Monday 22 June. The witnesses include the Vice Chancellor, Prof Deborah Prentice. It is the…
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Day Nine concluded the cross-examination of Dr Mike Glover, Ms Emma Rampton and Ms Louise Akroyd. Today, we will hear from Prof Eilis Ferran and Prof Kamal Munir. There will be one more day of cross-examination…
