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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
National
Callum Parke

School ‘so sorry’ to ex-pupils affected by infected blood scandal, court told

Former students of Treloar’s School (left to right) Adrian Goodyear, Richard Warwick, Steve Nicholls, and Gary Webster, outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London (Jonathan Brady/PA) - (PA Wire)

The charity which runs a boarding school where former pupils received medical treatments using contaminated blood products in the 1970s and 1980s has said it is “so sorry” that they “have been victims of this tragedy”.

Several former pupils of the Lord Mayor Treloar School and College in Hampshire, which at the time was a boarding school for children with haemophilia, are taking legal action against the Treloar Trust, which operates the site.

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