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26/03/2026

As we wait for further Church of England Redress Scheme updates, we continue to look into the information we have – this time about medical assessment.

More: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/will-i-need-a-medical-assessment-church-of-england-redress-scheme/

19/03/2026

Applicants who missed the Eastwood Park Detention Centre Compensation Scheme deadline have been granted an extra chance to submit claims.

More information here: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/eastwood-park-compensation-scheme-receives-deadline-extension/

12/03/2026

Though the Church of England has approved the introduction of a Redress Scheme for historic abuse, it hasn’t begun accepting enquiries.

We look into when the Scheme may be set to begin taking on applications: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/when-will-the-church-of-england-redress-scheme-be-opened/

05/03/2026

Though it has yet to be finalised, the proposed Church of England Redress Scheme will follow a four-stage framework to assess claims and determine compensation. We have provided the current criteria and awards range in our latest article: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/compensation-calculations-in-the-church-of-england-redress-scheme/

27/02/2026

Would I be eligible to make a claim through the Church of England Redress Scheme? We answer a few common questions: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/church-of-england-redress-scheme-am-i-eligible-to-claim/

27/11/2025

Serial ra**st and former police officer, David Carrick, was charged this month for new sexual offences against two additional women.

We share the details of this story and provide some links to organisations and charities who can help survivors of abuse and trauma.

Read our latest article here: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/serial-ra**st-david-carrick-guilty-of-additional-sexual-offences/

12/11/2025

The findings of the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman’s Operation Deerness report have confirmed what survivors of Medomsley Detention Centre have bravely spoken about for decades - the systemic physical and sexual abuse of thousands of young men between the 1960s and 1980s, and the institutional failures that allowed it to continue unchecked.

The report acknowledges that the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and other state bodies failed in their duty of care. For many survivors, this represents not only a moral reckoning but also a legal one.

If you were detained at Medomsley and experienced abuse, you may be entitled to compensation and justice through civil legal action against the Ministry of Justice.

Our specialist team is currently assisting former detainees in bringing claims for:

- Physical and sexual abuse suffered at Medomsley;
- Institutional negligence and failure to protect;
- Psychological harm resulting from state abuse and cover-ups;
- Breach of human rights under the European Convention on
- Human Rights (ECHR).

We understand that coming forward can be difficult, but you are not alone. All discussions are confidential, handled with care and respect.

Call our team on 0113 306 9001 or email [email protected].

20/08/2025

For too long, survivors of abuse within the Church of England have been silenced while perpetrators were protected, moved, or paid off. That ends now.

Parliament is preparing to pass a long-overdue compensation scheme for survivors who have been let down by the system. This is your chance to be heard and you don’t have to face it alone.

We’re proud to stand alongside Traumatotriumph1, a remarkable charity founded by a survivor, offering 24/7, non-judgmental emotional support to those affected by abuse. Through this collaboration, Abuse Claims provides the specialist legal expertise needed to secure justice, while Trauma To Triumph ensures survivors receive the compassionate mental health support they deserve.

With expert legal guidance and unwavering emotional support, you can move from trauma to triumph.

Contact Traumatotriumph1- 07561 352805
Abuse Claims- 0113 306 9001

18/07/2025

The Victim's Right to Review pilot program in the West Midlands marks a significant step forward in justice, providing survivors of r**e and serious sexual assault with the opportunity to have a new prosecutor independently assess their case.

This pilot program empowers victims, giving them a vital chance for a second look at their case and ensuring every avenue for justice is explored. It's about strengthening support for survivors and striving for fair outcomes.

For more information:

29/04/2025

Did you know? According to the Crime Survey for England and Wales from the Office of National Statistics, approximately 1 in 20 people experienced domestic abuse in the year ending March of 2024.

If you find yourself in this situation - please remember that there is always someone out there who can help, whether it be a relative, a friend, or organisations and charities such as Leeds Women's Aid.

Please seek help if you feel that you are in danger, and in the event of an emergency call the police on 999. You do not have to suffer in silence.

25/04/2025

If you suffered abuse at Kirklevington Detention Centre, which operated between the 1960s and 1990s, please do get in touch with us on 0113 306 9001 and our legal team will hear your circumstances in complete confidence.

For more information, visit our website: https://abuseclaims.co.uk/kirklevington-detention-centre-abuse-claims/

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