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Maggie Oliver was one of the standout speakers at our recent leadership conference and received some of the strongest feedback of the entire event. 

Many delegates identified her as their favourite speaker, reflecting not only the quality of her delivery but the genuine connection she established with the audience.

Maggie's honesty, authenticity, and passion for her subject were evident throughout. She challenged individuals and organisations to reflect critically on themselves, holding up a mirror to both personal behaviours and organisational culture in a way that was thought-provoking, engaging, and constructive.

What set Maggie apart was her ability to combine deep personal insight with practical relevance. Her message resonated across a diverse audience, prompting meaningful discussion long after the session had ended. She left delegates feeling inspired, challenged and motivated to take positive action. 

I would wholeheartedly recommend Maggie as a speaker to any organisation seeking to stimulate reflection, learning and lasting impact.

Group Captain Emma Keith
Commandant, Tedder Academy of Leadership
Royal Air Force.

I’m constantly amazed that @fionagoddarduk manages to so eloquently describe the horrors or our so called “protective agencies”!!

As she says here, hers is not just one isolated case, but she has a platform and she is using this so well to raise awareness.

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Grooming gang whistleblower Maggie Oliver says victims are being “betrayed once again” because a loophole could allow some offenders convicted of historic child sex offences to be released after serving half their sentence.

Many of these offences happened before the law changed in 2003.

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I contacted the group after seeing Maggie Oliver on YouTube, I was/am impressed that Ms Oliver is speaking up about the vast abuse of children in all warps of life and the institutional failings that continue to let vulnerable children and people down, at whatever stage abuse is reported or known to the state. I am held by the fact that Maggie Oliver openly states she is not seeking funding from the government for the organisation. I lack trust in the state on the topic of sexual violence particularly.

Yesterday, survivor Jade Belgrave delivered a petition and letter to Number 10 Downing Street, calling on the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, to ensure that people convicted of serious sexual offences are not released from prison early.

The following article was published by The Independent on 14th July 2026