This June, Soulton Hall will return to Parliament, where lately matters concerning Saint Erkenwald, the legacy of Sir Rowland Hill, and Shakespeare via As You Like It have been fielded to happy memory.
In parallel, unpleasant and vulnerable work has been ongoing for years with legislators. Tim Ashton is scheduled to attend upon Members of Parliament and Peers in Westminster, continuing vital engagement with the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Fairer Financial Services.
This return represents the continuation of a formal, public duty—answering a call to visit the legislature and address the wider, systemic patterns of institutional conduct and financial abuse that impact businesses and communities nationwide.
While the complexities of ongoing matters mean the specific details of these discussions must remain strictly confidential for now, the core focus remains unchanged: ensuring that truth, accountability, basic decency, a duty of care, and concerns about integrity are placed permanently into the public record.
Further updates will be shared as appropriate.
