Families Demand Legal Change After Nottingham Attack

Families of Nottingham attack victims are demanding a meeting with Sir Keir Starmer, calling for legal reform to allow Valdo Calocane — who stabbed three to death — to be tried for murder, not manslaughter. They argue the Crown Prosecution Service failed them by not pursuing a murder charge, which would have exposed systemic failures. An inquiry revealed missed opportunities to prevent the tragedy, including warnings from psychiatrists and an outstanding arrest warrant. Emma Webber, mother of Barnaby, insists Calocane knew what he was doing and that justice was denied. The families are pushing for accountability across public services and legislative change, even if current laws bar a murder conviction — with the inquiry’s final report expected next summer.

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