Jeremy Bamber: The Official Blogger.

  Firstly, Happy Christmas to everyone I know!    Like me, you will all be frustrated by my still being in prison five months after the New ...

  The Anniversary of the Tragedies     39 years ago, on the 7th of August 1985, the White House Farm tragedy took the lives of Nevill and Ju...

  “Thanks for all of your Christmas and New Year messages which really brightened me up as I’d been unwell with a chest infection during the...

I can hardly believe another Christmas has arrived without me seeing justice, but I know it is on its way, and soon I’ll be heading to the C...

I’m sorry I’ve not caught up with my Christmas and birthday mail.  It’s so kind of everyone to think of me and send cards, letters, and stam...

Remembering the Bamber Family    It’s on the 7th of August that we remember Jeremy’s family. This year we hear from people who knew the Bamb...

 Follow the latest in Jeremy's podcast series 'A Life of Less Liberty'. This is the fourth episode in the series. 

As the 36th anniversary approaches of the tragic night in August 1985, where five people lost their lives, let us take a little time to reme...

 Hal Borland (1900-1978), naturalist, writer and journalist.  I wanted to write a little about the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) a...

  "I am filled with hope and anticipation that the new submissions to the Criminal Cases Review Commission will achieve a speedy referr...

I am wishing everyone a happy Christmas of course, though it seems such a difficult festive season this year due to Covid 19 restrictions. T...

The Last Post? As another anniversary of my conviction comes around, on the 28 th   October, I am pleased to say that the case has moved for...

Today, with Jeremy, we remember his family. Many of us didn’t know Nevill, June, Sheila, Nicholas and Daniel, but we see photographs of th...

Thanks for all of your kind emails and letters of support since the outbreak of COVID-19.  We are, like all of you, following str...

Hello everyone,  I just wanted to give a quick update on everything that has happened so far this year. I was going to write this on a ti...

It is of the upmost importance that the Administrative Court reach a decision in line with the disclosure ordered in 2001/2002 for all of...

Jeremy would like to extend his appreciation to everyone who has contacted him and the campaign with kind messages of support following ...

Today marks the 34th anniversary of the tragic, seemingly senseless, deaths of five members of a loving, close- knit family: Nevill and...

The Chairman of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), Mr Richard Foster, retired from his role in October 2018 and gave a   farewell...

7th August 1985 Remembering Nevill, June, Sheila, Nicholas and Daniel Such a peaceful place of many deep sorrows, Where the ...