All the updated news related to abuse in the church of england

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Bishop: Church vote a missed chance to show abuse victims their pain is heard

The Church of England cannot hide behind the complexities of moving to fully independent safeguarding and must realise the “nation is watching”, a leading bishop has said. Bishop Joanne Grenfell, the Church’s safeguarding lead, had put forward a ...

12 Feb 2025 at 11:59

Church vote on safeguarding ‘a punch in the gut for survivors’

A Church of England vote which delays fully independent safeguarding has been branded a “punch in the gut” for victims of abuse. Representatives of survivors said the outcome was “incredibly disappointing” and showed the Church had decided to ...

11 Feb 2025 at 18:19

Abuse survivors plead with Church Synod to vote for independent safeguarding

The Church of England has a chance to “step away from secrecy and self-protection” when it votes on a new approach to how it handles safeguarding, an abuse lawyer has said. Demonstrators including abuse survivors stood outside Church House ...

11 Feb 2025 at 12:14

Church’s parliament urged to back independent safeguarding to ‘restore trust’

The Church of England must choose to make its safeguarding processes independent to “restore trust” among abuse survivors, its parliament has heard ahead of a significant vote on the issue. General Synod members are choosing a new model ...

11 Feb 2025 at 14:44

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