Support and resources for victims, information and FAQs, supporting the Horizon IT Public Inquiry,
and the latest data on compensation and redress from the Post Office Remediation Unit.
Supporting victims

Find out what we are doing to provide support and assistance to those who have suffered.
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Providing appropriate compensation for past events is a priority for Post Office. Here you will find details of the various schemes.
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We have created a short video to explain the various schemes.
Read MoreLatest data
The Post Office is taking determined action to address the past and provide fair, full and final compensation for victims of the Horizon Scandal. You can find details of the latest data for the Horizon Shortfall Scheme here.
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Latest data on overturned convictions and compensation
The Post Office is taking extensive action to ensure that miscarriages of justice are fully addressed through the Courts and that fair, full and final compensation is provided. You can find details of the latest data for overturned convictions and compensation here.
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Background information and FAQs

Here is our timeline of the key events relating to the Horizon IT Scandal.
Read MoreSupporting the Horizon IT Public Inquiry
An independent public inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal was established in September 2020. Following a request from the Chair of the Inquiry, Sir Wyn Williams, it became a statutory inquiry in June 2021.
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Organisation improvements and wider changes

Current Post Office CEO, Nick Read, shares his own view and outlines how Post Office is responding to past failures, in rebuilding trust with Postmasters and driving change throughout the entire organisation.
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We want our Postmasters to know that we have learned from past mistakes and see the benefits of changes we are making following the judgments in the civil and criminal courts.
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We want our Postmasters to know that we have learned from past mistakes and see the benefits of changes we are making following the judgments in the civil and criminal courts.
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