Nolan Investigates - Stonewall

I decided to send some feedback to the BBC over the series of 'Nolan Investigates' podcasts into the activities of Stonewall - which I'm still working my way through.

Apparently there is a campaign underway to complain about the programme which just goes to show that some folks are all in favour of scrutiny except when it puts their own behaviour under the spotlight. 

"I would like to congratulate the BBC over its hard-hitting, eye opening investigation into the activities of Stonewall. 

"To my mind this is investigative journalism of the highest order which has shone a light on the corridors of power and into places where others fear to tread. 

"The behaviour of the BBC itself has been put under the spotlight along with politicians, civil servants and ministers whose cosy relationship with Stonewall is, at long last, being held to account." 

Here's the link I used to contact the BBC.  

https://www.bbc.co.uk/contact/comments-feedback/#/Your%20comment

 

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