SIMBA  -   THE WORKSHOP'S FERAL FELINE

 

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Simba is a black and white feral cat, that has roamed the workshop grounds, wild for over ten years. He is the king mouse catcher, taking on all comers, to keep control of his patch. He lives alongside Victor von Woolfe, only lately entering the workshop, to watch Victor working on his legal case.

 


 

 

 

 

CHARACTERS: PROTAGONISTS

DESCRIPTION

Victor von Woolfe

Planning campaigner, framed for exposing local corruption, the victim

Victor's niece

Grilled by social services as to Briony's allegations, being untrue

Victor's sister

Told by Victor's solicitors that her testimony would be worthless

James Ashley

Hastings man shot dead by Sussex police marksman, Chris Sherwood

Hayes Hodges Media investigator 1#

Discovers Victor is innocent, evidence was crafted to frame

Media investigator 2#

Reveals shortcomings in justice system, no right of appeal in UK

Alex Roxborough

Vision21 Film producer, is valiant enough to tell Victor's story

Cecilia Cunningham

Vision21 Film CEO, who finally agrees this story has to be told

Debbie Dixon

Vision21 Film director, who wants to tell Victor's story

Media investigator 3#

Campaigns for changes in the law, to protect the falsely accused

Momo

Another man convicted on massaged evidence from Sussex police

Simba

A feral feline, that patrols the workshop grounds

Student

Who refused to make a false complaint to social services

Student's mother

Who refused social services request to help them with a false complaint

 

 

CHARACTERS: ANTAGONISTS

DESCRIPTION

Alex Norris

Lord Chancellor and secretary of state for justice

Andy Burnham

Manchester MP, unopposed Labour party Prime Minister July 2026

Andy Wooley

Reform UK councillor, leader of East Sussex County Council 2026

Anne Keast-Butler

GCHQ director - Government Communications Headquarters

Becky Shaw

Chief Executive of ESCC, overseeing social services

Blaise Metreweli CMG

SIS (MI6) Secret Intelligence Service - working alongside MI5

Briony Weston-Smyth

15 year old aggrieved at Victor calling off an engagement to her mum

Christine Nuttall

Former (corrupt) solicitor, Wealden District Council, allegedly

Dame Angela Eagle DBE

Energy secretary, and National Security Council member

Dame Vera Baird KC

Chair of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC)

David Blunkett MP

Blindly, pushed through the Sexual Offences (Favours) Act 2003

David Lammy MP

Secretary of State for justice, Lord Chancellor

David Phillips

Morally and criminally corrupt enforcement officer, allegedly

Derek Holness

Corrupt Wealden chief executive, allegedly

Elizabeth Carter

Highly qualified medical expert in sexual assault and rape cases

Ellie Reeves

Attorney General in the PM's 2026 Cabinet, replacing David Lammy

Geoff Johnson

Corrupt Wealden solicitor, allegedly

George Weston

Masonic grand master, grandfather of Briony, out for revenge

Giles York

Sussex police chief constable who resigned over cell death

Gordon Staker

Police detective sergeant, interrogator, who breached code of conduct

Henrietta Padgett KC

A career barrister, ruthless, aiming at a conviction, no matter what

High Court Judge 1#

CCRC "entitled to take a view."

High Court Judge 2#

CCRC "entitled to take a view."

High Court Judge 3#

CCRC "entitled to take a view."

Ian Kay

Corrupt assistant district planning officer, allegedly

James Hookway

Police detective constable investigator who breached code of conduct

Jo Shiner

Sussex police chief constable

Joseph Cedric

Incompetent Hove Crown Court Judge, CPS patsy, allegedly

Julian Dale

Local barrister out of depth, allegedly failed to challenge medicals

Keith Lyndsay

Detective Sergeant, who willfully refused to investigate planning crimes

Keir Starmer

Former CPS prosecutor, then PM elected on broken promises

King Charles III

The ruling monarch at the time of Victor fighting the system

Michael Harrison

London based appeal barrister, so-called, sex case specialist

Melanie Liebenberg MBChB

Dr who misled the Jury at Hove Crown Court, as to medical evidence

Paul Whitehouse

Allegedly corrupt, Sussex police chief constable 1993 - 2001

Peter Coll

Sussex police inspector, who knew about planning crimes

Philip Baker

ESCC solicitor and monitoring officer

Shabana Mahmood

Secretary of state for the Home Department, NSC member

Shannon Weston-Smyth

Mother of complainant, aggrieved at Victor for annulling engagement

Simon Ross

Fictional BBC reporter and former Panorama investigator

Sir Christopher Holland

High Court judge who fudged tick in box, allegedly

Sir Ken McCallum

British intelligence officer, MI5 director general, working alongside MI6

Social worker 1#

ESCC investigator, tried to persuade Victor's niece to fabricate allegation

Social worker 2#

ESCC investigator, tried to persuade Student to make a false allegation

Stephen Field

Barrister seeking leave to Review CCRC's refusal to refer to appeal

Stuart Grace

Eastbourne appeal solicitor, failed to obtain medical transcript

Tim Stirmey

Eastbourne solicitor who refused to investigate medical issues

Trevor Scott

Former legal head, corrupt CEO, Wealden District Council, allegedly

Vesper Weston

Briony's Grandmother, social services, knew Dr Liebenberg, allegedly

Wes Streeting

NSC & Cabinet member 2026, defence secretary of state

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  SIMBA IS A WILD CAT THAT HAUNTS VICTOR VON WOOLFE'S WORKSHOP, EVENTUALLY BECOMING SEMI-DOMESTICATED FROM BEING FERAL FOR OVER 10 YEARS

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