The Vicky Haigh Case
The Vicky Haigh Case
How high-handed, power-hungry social workers and the family courts, working in tandem, harass a heavily pregnant, fully normal mother
A series of articles by Christopher Booker, published in the Telegraph 16 April 2011 --
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Haigh is well known and respected in the world of horse racing
The police hunt is on for Vicky Haigh, though she is not a 'missing person'
Former jockey and trainer Vicky Haigh was surprised to discover that she had been declared a 'missing person' by 'her' social worker, writes Christopher Booker.
The Telegraph, telegraph.co.uk - 07 May 2011
Vicky Haigh flees the babysnatchers
Using parliamentary privilege, John Hemming MP has named renowned jockey and trainer Vicky Haigh as the woman threatened with imprisonment for speaking to him.
The Telegraph, Telegraph.co.uk - 30 Apr 2011
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mother is threatened with imprisonment for talking to her MP.
By Christopher Booker
The high-handed power of social workers and the courts, working in tandem, threatens even the privileges of Parliament
Last week a heavily pregnant woman, whose name is known to millions but whom I am forbidden by law to identify, was summoned to the High Court at very short notice to show why she should not be imprisoned. The charges against her, brought by a local authority I cannot name, were that she might or might not have been in breach of a court order restraining her freedom to speak about a matter which, again, I am prohibited from identifying.
The Telegraph, telegraph.co.uk - 16 April 2011