Between 1995 and 2002 four young people lost their lives at Deepcut army barracks in Surrey.

The Army claimed it was suicide in all four cases. Despite police investigations and a Governmental Review, these deaths have never been fully explained and no-one has been held accountable as to why Privates Sean Benton, Cheryl James, Geoff Gray and James Collinson died.

“Had the death of Geoff Gray and his three fellow soldiers been instead, 17 year old students at a particular University, there would have been public and transparent accountability. That is all that the families of these young people demand, and deserve. It is what Geoff, James, Cheryl and Sean deserve and it is what we will continue to fight for in the litigation ahead.”
John Cooper, Barrister

The only way forward is a full, independent, public inquiry. Please help the Deepcut Families Fight for Justice by registering your support and petition the Prime Minister directly via the Number 10 website by clicking on the link below:

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Deepcut-justice/

To find out more about the Deepcut case please read the following articles:

British Journalism Review

Deepcut: the media messed up by Brian Cathcart.

The Guardian

Never before have I been so moved, or enraged by a play by Mark Lawson.

The Guardian

We need a proper public inquiry by Brian Cathcart.

Thank you

From the families who lost their children at Deepcut

P.S In order to fight for a public inquiry we need as many signatures as possible, so please spread the word and forward this link to your family and friends.