Lynne's Parliament and Haringey Diary, established 2003
Baby P: why we need a public inquiry
A magazine article of mine about why we need a public inquiry into how the various public services failed to protect Baby P has just come out. You can read it on my website.
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The business of the public should be done in public. Without a public inquiry the issue will be safely kicked into touch and children kicked into a dark corner where public light does not shine. No public inquiry is a license for abusers
Hi Lynne,
I am a final year Public Relations student at the University of Central Lancashire and I am currently carrying out my dissertation on crisis communications online, focusing on the case of Baby P. My research is studying the different online methods that have been used to view / discuss the case.
I have viewed the comments you have made regarding the case, may I ask if you would be interested in filling in my questionnaire?
If this was possible please email me at QuestionnaireResults or visit my blog: http://fayesaville.wordpress.com to request a copy of the questionnaire. My blog has more information about myself and the study.
Thank you very much for your time,
Kind regards,
Faye.