Thursday, January 29, 2026

CAMPAIGNERS

The Roll Call - CAMPAIGNERS

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Emily Bolton – Solicitor, campaigner and founder of Centre for Criminal Appeals – Shackleton Award winning solicitor has campaigned for wrongly convicted individuals in America and Britain. She founded the Centre for Criminal Appeals in 2011 and is married to the Reprieve founder and one of “Britain’s most powerful civil rights lawyers,” Clive Stafford Smith.

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Emily Bolton
“Legal superwoman” Jessica Jackson Sloan (born Jessica Hurst) – Born in Alabama in 1982, Jessica Jackson Sloan has morphed from a high-school dropout with a baby and a drug addict, jailbird husband in 2004 to, most bizarrely, one half of a “criminal justice reform dream team” with Kim Kardashian in 2020.

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Jessica Jackson Sloan (born Jessica Hurst)
Dame Louise Casey DBE, CB – Homelessness campaigner – In 2018, Tony Blair’s former ‘homelessness tsar’ Dame Louise Casey “blasted” Theresa May’s government as anything but “kind.” A former director of Shelter and head of the Rough Sleepers’ Unit also, Casey became an advisor to Boris Johnson to review how to tackle rough sleeping in February 2020. Educated at Goldsmiths, University of London, this history graduate spoke for the nation during the coronavirus crisis when she announced: “It’s time for everybody in our country to step up... I hope common sense prevails.”

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Dame Louise Casey DBE, CB
Mark McGowan (AKA The Artist Taxi Driver and Chunky Mark) – London based Mark McGowan is better known as ‘The Artist Taxi Driver.’ He shares his daily rants on YouTube about political parties and injustice.

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Mark McGowan (AKA The Artist Taxi Driver and Chunky Mark)
Serial fringe candidate David Bishop (AKA ‘Lord Biro’ & ‘Bus-pass Elvis’) – Eccentric David Bishop goes by the name ‘Lord Biro’ when he stands in elections. He attended Jimmy Savile’s funeral dressed as Elvis.

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David Bishop (AKA ‘Lord Biro’ and ‘Bus-pass Elvis’)
2017 – The Sinners and The Saints – The Steeple Times chooses the 25 best and 25 worst people of 2017; Brenda from Bristol and the Mary Berry are crowned our winners

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Lotti Henley (born Princess Windisch-Graetz of Austria)

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Chen Si (陳思)
Livia Firth (born and also known as Livia Giuggioli)

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Livia Firth (born and also known as Livia Giuggioli)
Dr Lisa Mckenzie (AKA “Red Lisa”)

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Dr Lisa Mckenzie (AKA “Red Lisa”)
Pastor Farris Wilks

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Pastor Farris Wilks
Suzanne Congdon LeRoy

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Suzanne Congdon LeRoy
Emily Clarkson

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Emily Clarkson
Stinson Hunter

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Stinson Hunter (AKA “The Paedophile Hunter””, born Kieren Parsons)
Robert Worsley

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Robert Worsley
Amanda Lindhout

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Amanda Lindhout
Anthony Watson

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Anthony Watson
Lord Wei

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Lord Wei
Ghislaine Maxwell

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Ghislaine Maxwell
chuck feeney

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Chuck Feeney (also known as Charles Feeney)

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Chris and Colin Weir

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Camila Batmanghelidjh CBE

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The Rt. Hon. Margaret Bondfield PC (1873 – 1953)

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Ryan Holle

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Sir Kenneth Robinson

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Jeremy Bamber

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Stella Liebeck (1913 - 2004)

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Henry Wyndham

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Lloyd Scott MBE

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Dr. Elisabeth Maxwell (better known as Betty Maxwell, 1921 – 2013)

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Baroness Doreen Lawrence OBE

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Kerry Grist-Needham (formerly Kerry Needham)

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Martha Payne

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Virginia McKenna OBE

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Gerry & Kate McCann

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Gina Miller

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Bono (Paul David Hewson)

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Peter Wetherell

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Hakim Berkani

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