Families in Nottingham’s “Affected Families Group” say former hospital executives responsible for maternity services should lose honours following the deaths of babies. The group represents hundreds of families and argues that leadership linked to the period when the deaths occurred should be subject to formal reconsideration, including potential removal of any awards or honours previously granted to ex-bosses.
The reports describe the families’ campaign but do not, in the provided excerpts, lay out specific dates, named individuals, or the honours in question. They also do not detail the medical findings or the outcomes of any inquiries, investigations, or legal proceedings. Instead, the focus is on the families’ demand that authorities reassess recognition awarded to former senior figures.
Overall, the available information centres on a collective statement by the families’ group calling for an honours review in response to baby deaths, while confirming only that multiple sources present the same core allegation: that former executives should be stripped of honours.
