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Subject: Belmarsh Author: CR Vets. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:29:30 08/14/02 Wed Subject : [FSNC] Treatment of POW Aiden Hulme: His leg can be Saved if Action is Taken NOW! PRESS RELEASE: IMMEDIATE & URGENT 14 August 2002 32 County Sovereignty Movement (London) Re: Treatment of POW Aiden Hulme: His leg can be Saved if Action is Taken NOW! A well-known orthopaedic surgeon (Mr Fyfe) has been to visit Remand prisoner Aiden Hulme, where he is presently incarcerated in Belmarsh Prison. The surgeon's findings are as follows: The severity of Aiden's leg injury, although serious, should not necessarily result in amputation — PROVIDING HE IS OPERATED ON NOW....the emphasis being on NOW! If not, he will certainly lose part of his leg. Mr Fyfe has agreed to perform the operation in an NHS hospital in London RIGHT AWAY! It is now up to the Belmarsh prison authorities to agree to release Aiden into the care of a London hospital for the surgeon to carry out immediate treatment. Aiden's solicitor is today writing to the governor of Belmarsh prison (Hazel Banks) enclosing a copy of Mr Fyfe's report and requesting that Aiden be transferred ASAP to an orthopaedic hospital for immediate treatment. We in the 32CSM are ourselves putting pressure on the Irish Embassy in London to get involved by putting pressure on the Home Secretary Mr Blunkett; we are also asking the London-based IRISH COMMISSION FOR PRISONERS OVERSEAS (ICPO) to use what ever influence they might have to help in this matter. Please help save Aiden's leg by writing, phoning or faxing any or all of the following: Home Secretary David Blunkett MP Home Office 50 Queen Annes gate London SW1H 9AT Phone: (011 44) 020 7273 4000 Fax: (011 44) 020 7273-2190 Email: gen.ho@gtnet.gov.uk Ambassador Daithi O'Ceallaigh Embassy of Ireland 17 Grosvenor Place London SWIX 7HR Phone: (011 44) 0871 717 8041 Fax: (011 44) 020 7245 6961 Hazel Banks Governor of Belmarsh Prison Western Way Thamesmead London. SE28-OEB Phone: (011 44) 020 8317 2436 Fax: (011 44) 020 8317 2421 Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas (ICPO) 50-52 Camden Square London NW1 9XB 3AG Phone: (011 44) 020 7482 4148 Fax: (011 44) 020 7482 4815 Email: icpouk@ireland.com Criminal Cases Review Commission Alpha Tower, Suffolk Street, Queensway Birmingham, B1 1TT Phone: (011 44) 0121 633 1800 Fax: (011 44) 0121 633 1804 Email: info@ccrc.gov.uk Web: http://www.ccrc.gov.uk HM Prison Service Headquarters Cleland House Page Street London, SW1P 4LN Email: prisons.dg@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]