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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Daniel Boffey Chief reporter

CPS has spent 18 months considering charges over Deepcut barracks deaths

CPS Police Surrey
Relatives of the soldiers who died at Deepcut barracks, Yvonne Collinson, Jim Collinson, Diane Gray, Geoff Gray, Deveen Clarke and Glasme Davis, holding pictures.
Relatives of the soldiers who died at Deepcut barracks have complained about the length of time it has taken to reach a decision on whether former officers should be charged. Photograph: PA

Prosecutors have spent 18 months considering whether to charge a former army instructor at Deepcut barracks where five recruits died more than 20 years ago.

A file recommending that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) charge a former member of the Royal Logistic Corps for misconduct in a public office was sent last year but prosecutors said they were still unable to provide guidance on when a decision would be made.

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