12th March 2019
Shortly after the Infected Blood Inquiry Preliminary Hearings, SIBF and Haemophilia Scotland wrote to the Prime Minister. In our letter we urged her to facilitate the […]
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18th October 2018
Now that the blood disaster is in the public domain and sharply in focus, well established opinions have resurfaced with both Members and Government coming at […]
17th October 2018
Governments have a chance to take “decisive action” over financial support for infected and affected
Both the UK and Scottish Governments are at a cross-roads and face a crucial opportunity in terms of the commensurate financial supports to be given to […]
13th October 2018
11 October 2018 Dear Prime Minister, We write as charities who support those affected by infected blood and blood products in Scotland. We were strongly represented […]
28th May 2018
Media reports oftentimes repeat parrot-fashion what others have said or what has been said before, without necessarily getting the detail or context right. “About 7,500 people, […]
8th February 2018
Sir Brian Langstaff, a High Court judge in England, has just been announced as the Chair of the contaminated blood inquiry. His formal tenure will begin […]