Richard Moorhead Thoughts on the Post Office Scandal

July 2025

When one man stands up

Sir Alan Bates gets an honorary degree from the University of Exeter

Jul 21 • 

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Inquiry Report 1: Impact and redress

Good news, bad news, some analysis

Jul 9 • 

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May 2025

Impact. Should it all be a matter of history repeating?

At a Parliamentary meeting to discuss our recent impact report, I said this...

May 14 • 

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Understanding the impacts of the PO Scandal

We have published a report

May 13 • 

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March 2025

Unpicking mutual irresponsibility

Are there legal restraints on 'firmly-expressed' advice?

Mar 21 • 

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February 2025

Where is POL pointing the finger?

A few thoughts having read their final submission to the Inquiry

Feb 9 • 

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December 2024

No More Drama?

2024 has been quite the year on Post Office fronts...

Dec 20, 2024 • 

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November 2024

Governance? As if

The Inquiry's governance experts second report and what it tells us. A long post but with some shorter sections at the beginning and end for those who…

Nov 29, 2024 • 

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Lawyers ethics: a call for action

This post summarises proposals made to address problems of honesty and integrity in commercial and public life in the wake of the Post Office Scandal in…

Nov 14, 2024 • 

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(How) can legal logics pollute organisations

The Second Hamlyn lecture is now available on YoutTube and on our webiste (postofficeproject.net)

Nov 7, 2024 • 

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October 2024

What drives ethical failure? Unreliable gods and their fearless logics

The first of three Hamlyn lectures discusses lawyers ethics after the Post Office and other cases.

Oct 31, 2024 • 

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