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I am a wrongfully convicted Post Office sub-postmaster - there needs to be justice and those responsible sent to prison - Vimarsana News

I am a wrongfully convicted Post Office sub-postmaster - there needs to be justice and those responsible sent to prison

The 52-year-old was forced to endure a  prison sentence in 2007 over an alleged shortfall of £59,000 from her Post Office in Hull .

Brits support police use of biometrics technology but only if its regulated: survey - Vimarsana News

Brits support police use of biometrics technology but only if its regulated: survey

British citizens support police use of biometric identification and verification systems but remain skeptical about private organizations use of biometric data.

Could these bombshell secret Post Office recordings which prove bosses knew about the Horizon IT scandal finally put them in the dock? - Vimarsana News

Could these bombshell secret Post Office recordings which prove bosses knew about the Horizon IT scandal finally put them in the dock?

The recordings revealed that the company and Fujitsu knew their faulty computer system could alter sub-postmasters' accounts more than ten years ago, despite denying this for years.

A Momentous 2023, Headlined by a 19% increase of ARR, Positions Percona for Even Greater Success in the Year Ahead - Vimarsana News

A Momentous 2023, Headlined by a 19% increase of ARR, Positions Percona for Even Greater Success in the Year Ahead

A Momentous 2023, Headlined by a 19% increase of ARR, Positions Percona for Even Greater Success in the Year Ahead

Remote access is the Post Office's known unknown - Vimarsana News

Remote access is the Post Office's known unknown

Calls for criminal investigation after covert recordings are latest evidence to reveal extent of Post Office knowledge of remote access to subpostmaster accounts.