内容摘要："We will continue to show our opposition to this," she said.

"We will continue to show our opposition to this," she said.

His mother says she wants the inquiry to use its enhanced powers to obtain documents that she has still not seen."There's things like internal investigations, internal statements. I've never read them. There are documents that I've never been privy to and they need to be produced now," she says.

"It's been a battle to get this far."in 2020 stated NEP failed to properly allocate a key worker to Matthew. It also did not plan his care effectively, engage consistently with him, manage observations appropriately, assess or manage the risk fully or do enough to look after his physical health.A jury inquest in 2015 concluded Matthew "was subject to a series of multiple failings and missed opportunities over a prolonged period of time by those entrusted with his care".

Ben Morris also died while an inpatient at the Linden Centre in 2008, aged 20.The year before, the wardrobe he had used to hang himself had been identified as "low risk" but was subsequently fixed to a wall, making it more dangerous.

His mother, Lisa, wants the inquiry to ensure "good care for the next generation of mental health patients".

"I don't want to see this happen to any other families, ever," she says.- have previously written to Excel Parking with concerns about people being unfairly fined at other car parks it operates.

Miss Hudson believes the five-minute payment rule is "totally unreasonable"."I haven't got children but I can imagine a busy mum trying to sort her kids out, trying to pay for something when there's no signal here, and the machine being out of order," she said.

"This has been going on for over a year now, and I'm just really hoping it can be resolved."I desperately don't want this to happen to anybody else, more than anything, because it gives you a lot of stress."