Thank you TheatreLover for clarifying my post. It’s good to be updated. Keeps the threads factual.
Also, this from today’s Telegraph is interesting I thought.
“ It is surprising that Tim Parker, the chairman from 2015 until 2022, when he stepped down just before the public inquiry into the scandal opened, has not received more attention. According to Lord Arbuthnot, Mr Parker’s handling of the litigation involved (he ran, too, the Post Office’s litigation sub-committee) was “atrocious”. He pursued Mr Bates, although he must have known that the Post Office and Fujitsu, the software supplier, had remote access to the sub-postmasters’ accounts and that therefore all their convictions must have been unsafe.
While at the Post Office, Mr Parker was also chairman of the National Trust. Under him, the charity began its semi-surreptitious introduction of policies designed to discredit some of its country houses, including Winston Churchill’s Chartwell, by making tendentious links with slavery and “colonialism”. When this blew up into a major crisis for the NT, Mr Parker was somehow not to be found.”