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Fiona Woolf

January 2015

  • Child abuse survivors

    Child abuse inquiry panel cancels listening event with survivors

    Cancellation of event after complaints meetings held with no support for victims who attend puts pressure on Theresa May

December 2014

  • Fiona Woolf received damehood for services to the legal profession, diversity and the City of London

    Criticism of Fiona Woolf damehood unfair, says inquiry predecessor

    Lawyer forced to resign as chair of child abuse inquiry was honoured for work as lord mayor of London, says Butler-Sloss
  • Fiona Woolf

    New Year honour for Fiona Woolf inappropriate, says MP

    Labour’s Simon Danczuk attacks award of damehood to lawyer who quit as chair of child abuse inquiry
  • Nick Cohen

    There is hope in how child abuse has been exposed

    Nick Cohen
    Nick Cohen: The process is flawed, but at least those who suffered are finally being heard

November 2014

  • Fiona Woolf, former Lord Mayor of London

    Joining the public sector? Leave your vested interests at the door

    Lord Bew, Committee on Standards in Public Life
    Lord Bew: Controversies over John Manzoni and Fiona Woolf show government needs stronger rules on conflicts of interest
  • Theresa May speaking in the House of Commons

    The child abuse inquiry needs to start again with transparency and trust

    Jonathan West
    Jonathan West: After the Butler-Sloss and Woolf fiascos, only a statutory, judge-led inquiry can satisfy abuse survivors

    • In this child abuse inquiry, the victims must be heard. But it may be too late

      Anne Perkins

    • Child abuse inquiry might be better chaired by an outsider

    • Theresa May apologises to survivors for failure to find abuse inquiry chairman

October 2014

  • Fiona Woolf

    Child abuse charity chief: Fiona Woolf doesn't have the right qualifications to head up abuse inquiry – video

    The Chief Executive for The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) calls for the government to reconsider their choice of Fiona Woolf as head of the inquiry on child abus

September 2014

  • Fiona Woolf is the lord mayor of the City of London and a leading tax lawyer

    Fiona Woolf to replace Butler-Sloss as chair of child sex abuse inquiry

    City of London lord mayor to lead inquiry into historical abuse after Butler-Sloss stepped down over potential conflict of interest

August 2014

  • Fiona Woolf

    Behind the pomp with Fiona Woolf, the lord mayor of the City of London

    Only the second woman to be given the highest office in the Square Mile, the 686th title holder is taking care of business
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