Employment Judge James coverage: the judge who heard the Cepac and Page strike-out applications on 24 April 2026. Disabled claimant Lee Thompson did not attend on stated safety grounds. Judge James struck out the disability-discrimination claim before trial and ordered Thompson to pay Cepac £20,000 in costs. The judgment folded Peter Grey’s reported fear, criticism of Wendy Miller KC, tribunal correspondence and TCAP publishing into the conduct case. The alleged recruitment discrimination never reached a merits hearing. The claimant got a public character autopsy, a dead claim and a twenty-grand fucking invoice.
Page Outsourcing says it telephoned a Cepac applicant to reject him in August 2024. Its disclosed activity history shows no matching rejection call. TCAP examines the interview account, health disclosure, inconsistent CV records and redactions.
BREAKING NEWS: My Mam is scared to give EAT evidence. Judge Andrew James might attack me in my sleep. Where’s the evidence? Welcome to the Peter Grey Standard, where solicitors can speak for frightened witnesses and hypothetical fears become judicial considerations.
There is a particular kind of institutional sleight of hand that requires no forged document or secret meeting beneath a
A challenge to the treatment of disability-related conduct in Judge James’s Cepac judgment, examining the medical evidence, specific triggers, SRA complaint and disputed safeguards.
Regional Employment Judge Sarah-Jane Davies returns to Newcastle Tribunal correspondence after an earlier dispute over Page Outsourcing’s redactions. The claimant’s language receives attention. His question about causation remains unresolved.
Sam Butler explains why public exposure can encourage accountability. TCAP places his advice beside the private complaint about his conduct, the absence of a communicated investigation outcome and the use of its publications in the Cepac proceedings
The Horsfield Menzies complaint eventually found someone willing to process it. Entry 46. Source: SRA Complaint. Five labels sat beside
Rachel Yorke has written an article about what happens when an organisation stops asking what the proportionate outcome should be
Cepac’s own 2026 portfolio displays a Tic Tac unit beneath a page heading that calls this kind of display a
