Thank You Ken
Posted in: News | Add comment | May 3rd, 2008
Appeal Decision
Following Friday’s decision at Snaresbrook Crown Court to uphold my conviction for two offences against the Representation of the People Act 1983, I have, this morning, resigned from both the Labour party and my job working for the Deputy Mayor of London, at the Greater London Authority.
Although I know I am innocent, what I have been convicted of amounts to bringing the Labour party into disrepute and gross misconduct of the Greater London Authority constitution.
I cannot expect either of these organisations to continue to formally support me in these circumstances.
I have also resigned from the Compass Management Committee.
Many thanks to all of you who have today sent through messages of support.
Our fight continues.
Posted in: News | Add comment | December 1st, 2007
Justice for Leyton Ward
www.justiceforleytonward.org.uk
Posted in: News | Add comment | October 24th, 2007
Many Thanks for All Your Support
Following Friday’s verdict at Waltham Forest Magistrate’s Court to find me guilty of two offences against the Representation of the People’s Act 1983, I have been humbled to receive so many phone calls, text messages, visits, letters and emails showing my family and I support.
An official appeal has now been lodged by my lawyers, as we do not accept the Friday 21st September judgement.
A campaign is being set up to raise funds for the legal appeal and also to raise awareness of our fight for justice.
I shall let people know the full details, and how you can help, once all the arrangements have been finalised.
Until then, many thanks again for all your support - it is giving me and my family a lot of strength at a difficult time.
Best Wishes
Miranda
Posted in: News | 3 comments | September 26th, 2007
Anita Roddick Rest in Peace
Really, really sad to hear the news that one of my absolute heroines, Dame Anita Roddick has died at the young age of 64.
Dame Anita Roddick was a truly amazing woman.
I was so excited to meet her earlier this year (see picture above) at an anti-Trident rally in Westminster. She had so much energy and inspired so many women. The world will be a less just and bright place without her.
My deepest condolences to Dame Roddick’s family.
Posted in: News | Add comment | September 10th, 2007
