Nottingham Attacks Information Hub
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Our serious personal injury team are supporting survivors of the Nottingham attacks – Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller. We represented them in the judge-led public inquiry that began in 2025 and ended in 2026.
It follows the events of 13 June 2023, when three people were fatally stabbed and three others had a van driven into them intentionally, causing life-changing injuries.
Below is a timeline of Rothera Bray’s involvement with the survivors and their families.
The paralegals' perspective on the Nottingham Inquiry
24/6/26
Insight into the day-to-day running of the Inquiry from serious personal injury paralegals experiencing work on such a large public case for the first time.
Statement from Greg Almond following conclusion of Nottingham Public Inquiry hearings
08/06/26
Our solicitor expresses his disappointment with the systemic failings highlighted by the Nottingham Public Inquiry.
Interview with Wayne Birkett and Greg Almond
29/5/26
The press conducted an interview with survivor Wayne Birkett and serious personal injury partner Greg Almond.
Nottingham attacks survivors’ solicitor responds to unlawful access of victims’ medical records
22/5/26
Greg Almond responds to the data breach where victims’ medical records were accessed.
Statement about week five of Nottingham Inquiry as survivors prepare to give evidence
23/3/26
We look ahead to week five of the Inquiry as survivors Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller prepare to give evidence.
The Nottingham Inquiry – week one
5/3/26
Summaries of daily events at the enquiry. Includes links to video.
Nottingham Attacks Inquiry begins
23/2/26
Greg Almond welcomes the start of the Inquiry. Also includes the opening statement and information about where to watch it live.
Meeting with Health Secretary Wes Streeting to discuss the Nottingham Attacks
6/2/26
Greg Almond joined survivor Wayne Birkett for a meeting with the Heath Secretary to discuss mental health provision in Nottingham, following the attacks.
Survivors respond to the publication of a CQC report into the Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
14/1/26
Greg Almond – representing the survivors – expresses disappointment in the lack of communication with the victims before the publication of this report into mental health care in Nottingham at the time of the attacks.
Survivors call for full transparency
7/11/25
The attack survivors request that the proceedings of the public inquiry – beginning in February 2026 – are live streamed on YouTube.
Nottingham Attacks survivors release statement on two-year anniversary
13/6/25
Statement from Sharon Miller and Wayne Birkett, survivors of the Nottingham Attacks, issued in conjunction with their solicitor, Greg Almond.
BBC East Midlands Today Interview with Greg Almond
28/5/25
As the Public Inquiry into the attacks begins, Greg Almond speaks about its benefit to the people of Nottingham and the wider public interest.
Survivors react to the announcement of the Nottingham Attacks Terms of Reference
23/5/25
Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller, two of the three survivors of the Nottingham Attacks welcome the publication of the Terms of Reference that will shape the upcoming Inquiry.
Nottingham Attacks survivors give their first interview
9/5/25
Survivors of the Nottingham Attacks gave their first and only TV interview following the June 2023 attack. They shared their experience and hopes for the upcoming Inquiry, as well as what it means for the city they still live in.
Senior judge appointed in Nottingham Attacks public inquiry
24/4/25
After attending the Justice session in the House of Commons on 22nd April, we welcomed the announcement that Her Honour Deborah Taylor was chairing the public inquiry.
“Truth matters” for Nottingham attacks victims
13/2/25
Wayne Birkett, survivor of the Nottingham attacks, and Rothera Bray partner and solicitor Greg Almond, met with Sir Keir Starmer and Alex Davies-Jones to discuss an inquiry.
Rothera Bray’s statement on the latest report on the Nottingham attacks
7/2/25
Greg Almond calls for recognition of the injured as well as the bereaved in the public inquiry.
Nottingham Attacks: there must be a public inquiry
21/6/24
Wayne Birkett and Greg Almond call for a public inquiry into the attacks.
Press Statement: Nottingham Attacks, 13 June 2023
24/1/24
After the sentencing of the attacker, Wayne Birkett comments on the events and calls for justice for the those affected.
The team behind the campaigns
Greg Almond, Partner
Greg appreciates the importance of client care and maintains in-person communications with clients rather than relegating important communications to email. He understands that clients come to him in an emotionally charged state and is a skilled and sympathetic listener who can comfort them and provide sound advice without escalating their already stressed state.
He is committed to a holistic approach to include early access to treatment/rehabilitation supported by interim payments to assist with finances, aids and equipment.
Greg secured his Higher Rights of Audience (Civil Litigation) accreditation which makes him a fierce advocate for his clients.
He is the leading advocate for the rights of those affected by the Nottingham Attacks.
Julie Walker, Consultant
Julie has expertise in both Claimant and Defendant litigation making her uniquely positioned to assist with the tactical and strategic considerations of litigation.
As past Regional Coordinator of APIL (Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) and past Vice Chair of the Civil Court Users Committee she has regularly contributed to national and local debate on serious injury matters.
Julie understands her clients’ needs and aligns her practice to those. Her approach truly keeps the client at the centre of her work.
Rebecca Howard, Serious Injury Executive
Rebecca joined Rothera Bray in May 2017 and is based at the Lace Market office. She has 19 years’ experience within the personal injury sector where she has built up her knowledge and expertise of personal injury claims.
Rebecca works alongside Partner Greg Almond and deals with a range of personal injury claims, especially catastrophic injuries including brain and spinal injuries, serious orthopaedic injuries, amputation and clinical negligence claims. Along with other members of the team, Rebecca also attends hearings at the High Court with clients.
Rebecca is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), CILEx Law School and CILEx.
