Six concrete actions
How to help
The CCRC’s review, and the Thirlwall Inquiry’s final report, happen with or without public attention — but they happen faster, and more independently, when attention is sustained. Here is the priority order.
Petition · Change.org
Refer Lucy Letby’s case back to the Court of Appeal
The petition is the single most measurable action a reader can take. Signature count is reported in broadsheet coverage and tracked by the petition platform.
The Change.org page shows the live signature count and petition updates. Signing takes under a minute and is free.
1. Sign the Change.org petition
The petition calls for the case to be referred back to the Court of Appeal. It takes 30 seconds, it is free, and it is measurable — signature counts are reported in the media.
Sign on Change.org2. Email your MP
Five minutes with a pre-filled letter that cites the Shoo Lee Panel and the CCRC application. MPs log the substance of constituent email. It is the single highest-leverage thing one person can do.
Open the MP email builder3. Subscribe to updates
Lists grow. When the CCRC decides, or when the Thirlwall report publishes, we'll email you. You'll see the news in the same hour the journalists do.
See what you'll get4. Share this site
Most people haven't seen the Panel's findings because the news cycle moved on. A single share to one friend who hasn't seen them is one more person on the right side of the evidence. Ready-to-post copy included.
Ready-to-post copy5. Share the Panel report directly
The report is the single most persuasive document in this case. Send the PDF link directly to anyone debating the case on social media. It is more persuasive than anything we could write.
Link to the Panel report6. Correct misinformation — with sources
When you see someone claim 'but she confessed' or 'but she was the only nurse present' in a thread, reply with the relevant evidence page on this site. Every primary claim is linked; you don't have to remember the citations.
Evidence problems, per issue