Comments on: Coroner’s Districts http://www.yrtk.org A guide to the Freedom of Information Act & other access laws Fri, 02 Apr 2010 02:24:57 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Dr. Andy Thompson http://www.yrtk.org/secret-squirrel/coroners-districts/comment-page-1/#comment-30760 Dr. Andy Thompson Sat, 09 Aug 2008 18:40:43 +0000 http://www.yrtk.org/secret-squirrel/coroners-districts/#comment-30760 If you go to the Coroners' Society of England and Wales website: www.coronersociety.org.uk you will find at the bottom of the homepage, a search tool which will provide you with the contact details of not only the Coroners, but also the Deputy Coroners and Assistant Deputy Coroners for each jurisdiction. Yes I am in there! Not quite as cloak and dagger as some might allege - do not let one response prejudice you against us all. If you go to the Coroners’ Society of England and Wales website: http://www.coronersociety.org.uk you will find at the bottom of the homepage, a search tool which will provide you with the contact details of not only the Coroners, but also the Deputy Coroners and Assistant Deputy Coroners for each jurisdiction.
Yes I am in there!
Not quite as cloak and dagger as some might allege – do not let one response prejudice you against us all.

]]> By: Mike Ryan http://www.yrtk.org/secret-squirrel/coroners-districts/comment-page-1/#comment-654 Mike Ryan Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:45:30 +0000 http://www.yrtk.org/secret-squirrel/coroners-districts/#comment-654 Hi, I've taken the coronors data and applied it to a google map of the Uk, which can be found here: http://www.londoncrime.org/coronors/ Bit of a hefty cut and paste exercise, so if anyone finds any errors then please shout Cheers Mike Hi,

I’ve taken the coronors data and applied it to a google map of the Uk, which can be found here:
http://www.londoncrime.org/coronors/

Bit of a hefty cut and paste exercise, so if anyone finds any errors then please shout

Cheers

Mike

]]> By: Mrs L H Lewy http://www.yrtk.org/secret-squirrel/coroners-districts/comment-page-1/#comment-453 Mrs L H Lewy Sat, 13 Aug 2005 14:10:43 +0000 http://www.yrtk.org/secret-squirrel/coroners-districts/#comment-453 I have just found you while trawling through "the system" and find your website utterly fascinating. My husband Edgar Lewy was Hon Complaints secretary of London Freelance NUJ for many years, but that was ages ago. For long and complex reasons I have a very powerful and continuing interest in the ways of Coroners should you want to know a bit more I will be glad to provide. In the meantime thanks tremendously for the list of Coroners' names and addresses, Mine is the appendix to the Treasure Act god knows how long ago - well and truly out of date. If you can pass on my gratitude to Stephen Gradwick so much the better. Incidentally if you try to get any information out of anyone about Coroners per se, they decline because "Coroners is not a Public Authority". But with the exceptin of the bloke who is "appointed by the Lord Chancellor" everything else down to the last paperclip is paid for by a Public Authority and coroners facilities are listed under the relevant Greater London Borough in the phone directory. What's that thing about "if it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck" etc. If the coroner (etc....) I did ask that particular coroner's officer whether coroners were omitted from the Schedule by accident, or deliberately excluded. (Either way it could/should be remedied) but of course that coroner's officer did not deign to respond, I am after all only a p.b.c. (poor bloody civilian) and an elderly widow.... Thanks for all your efforts which as you can see I greatly appreciate. Yours sincerely Lilly L (Mrs L H Lewy) I have just found you while trawling through “the system” and find your website utterly fascinating.
My husband Edgar Lewy was Hon Complaints secretary of London Freelance NUJ for many years, but that was ages ago.
For long and complex reasons I have a very powerful and continuing interest in the ways of Coroners should you want to know a bit more I will be glad to provide.
In the meantime thanks tremendously for the list of Coroners’ names and addresses, Mine is the appendix to the Treasure Act god knows
how long ago – well and truly out of date. If you can pass on my gratitude to Stephen Gradwick so much the better.
Incidentally if you try to get any information out of anyone about Coroners per se, they decline because “Coroners is not a Public Authority”. But with the exceptin of the bloke who is “appointed by the Lord Chancellor” everything else down to the last paperclip
is paid for by a Public Authority and coroners facilities are listed under the relevant Greater London Borough in the phone directory. What’s that thing about “if it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck” etc. If the coroner (etc….)
I did ask that particular coroner’s officer whether coroners were omitted from the Schedule by accident, or deliberately excluded. (Either way it could/should be remedied) but of course that coroner’s officer did not deign to respond, I am after all only a p.b.c. (poor bloody civilian) and an elderly widow….
Thanks for all your efforts which as you can see I greatly
appreciate.
Yours sincerely
Lilly L
(Mrs L H Lewy)

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