Post Office scandal: My village shunned me
Jennifer O’Dell used to run the post office in Great Staughton, near St Neots.
In 2010 she was wrongly accused of stealing nearly £10,000 and was suspended. The shortfalls in the accounts were later found to be due to faulty Horizon software.
She describes how she lost friends and continues to suffer serious mental health challenges as a result.
Nick Read, Post Office chief executive, said: "Our efforts to rectify the wrongs of the past include paying full and fair compensation supported by our shareholder, the UK Government.
To date, we have paid over £120 million-pounds in compensation.
We hope that the ITV drama will raise further awareness and encourage anyone affected who has not yet come forward to seek the redress and compensation they deserve."
Photo: Loop Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Cambridgeshire
-
Shaun flocks to Peterborough
Duration: 03:09
-
The University of Cambridge's new chancellor
Duration: 05:12
-
Cambridgeshire's feast of scarecrows
Duration: 02:03
-
Flag Fen ‘will rise from the ashes’
Duration: 03:24