Enquiring to find the Truth Across the UK
Why accountability matters - and why everyday injustice is where it starts
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Injustice in Britain often arrives by post.
A letter with a crest and an unheard of rule. Miscarriages of justice are not just rare headlines; they occur in everyday systems like housing, planning, and benefits.
For many, the experience starts small, but can escalate.
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What we Publish
Enquiring World
Enquiring World publishes answers to our enquiries, not rumours. We make enquiries weekly and only publish when we see physical evidence, such as paperwork, letters, case files, and contracts.
We do not aim to expose genuine mistakes; if an organisation acknowledges an error and corrects it, we move on. We publish when harm continues and evidence mounts, often met with denial or silence.
Scrutiny is necessary for accountability, focusing on verifiable facts over labels. We summarize records, offer a right of reply, and avoid unnecessary personal detail. Our aim is to correct the record and protect ordinary people. If you see a story here, it’s because quiet correction was not accepted.
Who We Are
This site exists for a simple reason: too many people are being crushed by processes they cannot see, cannot understand, and cannot challenge.
Enquiring World is not a revenge project. It is not a gossip mill. It is not a place to manufacture outrage for clicks. It is a place to ask questions, to demand receipts, to compare what institutions say with what the rules actually allow, and to keep the record straight when the record is being rewritten.
Sometimes it means examining the complaints systems that are supposed to hold power to account, and showing how often they rely on trust rather than verification. Sometimes it means following the money where public services have been turned into supply chains, and human beings become “units.”
What accountability looks like
Accountability is not hatred of government.
It is the refusal to be treated like a statistic.
It is the insistence that decisions are explainable, reviewable, and consistent. It is the expectation that evidence matters. It is the belief that authority should survive scrutiny - and that if it cannot, authority must change.
Most people will meet the state at some point: when they need a home, a service, a permit, a benefit, a school place, a medical appointment, a police response, a prison visit, a probation requirement, a court form, a fine, a debt notice. The question is not whether you will meet the system. The question is whether, when you do, you will be heard.
Enquiring World exists to keep asking - politely, persistently, and in writing - the questions that bureaucracy hopes you will not have the energy to ask.
Not to tear society down, but to keep it honest. Not to chase notoriety, but to stop quiet people being cornered in silence. Not to win every fight, but to make it harder for injustice - big or small - to hide behind a form.
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