'Key evidence not heard'
A man who was abused whilst living in the Bryn Estyn care home near Wrexham in the 1970s and 80s, has apologised to a Conservative peer for wrongly identifying him.
Helpline set up for people affected by north Wales care home abuse
A helpline for anyone who was involved in the alleged abuse of children at care homes in north Wales has been set up.
Anyone with any information or allegations of historic child sexual abuse has been asked to contact the NSPCC:
- By phone: 0800 389 6176
- By text: 88858
- By email: help@nspcc.org.uk
- Online: www.nspcc.org.uk/reportconcern
Calls will be answered by specially trained NSPCC staff, who will listen to what you have to say and treat this in the strictest confidence. With your consent, this information will then be shared with CEOP.
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Children's Commissioner updates progress
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North Wales abuse: Man's apology over accusing Tory peer
A former resident of Bryn Estyn care home says he wrongly identified the Conservative peer as one of the men who carried out sexual abuse.