Martin Newbold addresses his concerns about a data breach with eGov Solutions, emphasizing their responsibility under GDPR. He requests clarification regarding his information rights complaint linked to the misuse of data, specifically about personal data they hold. He insists on a timely response and expresses intentions to escalate the issue if unsatisfied.

In the interview titled "Gas And Air," Evie interviews Martin Newbold, a versatile figure known as an author, musician, script/drama writer, and poet. The conversation focuses on Newbold’s diverse creative output and his advocacy work. Below is a summary of the key themes discussed, based on his public profile and the nature of the "Gas and Air" series: Systemic Reform:

Cover Text – The Order of the Books This is the eighth book. The first was Fate.The second, Philosophy.The third was Law — a Closed Court. What followed was silence. The fifth book was Green —the book of Broken Complaints,where letters went unansweredand responsibility dissolved. The sixth was Red —warnings ignored,

Coming Soon - It’s Mine. I Can Grab What I Like — Martin Newbold It’s Mine. I Can Grab What I Like is not a conventional exposé, nor is it a memoir in the ordinary sense. It is a forensic, deeply unsettling examination of how modern institutions can fail catastrophically without ever appearing to do so. The book does not rely on sensational revelations or hidden-camera moments.

In "Traffic Lights and Trafficked Lives," Martin Newbold reveals alarming flaws in the eGovernment infrastructure. Vulnerable children can be legally removed from "virtual" school registers after five days, facilitating their disappearance into gang exploitation. The author questions accountability as children vanish while official data appears intact, demanding urgent scrutiny and reform.

Cabinet Office70 WhitehallLondon 1st January 2026 Re:Nationwide Building Society – Alleged Fraud on Child Trust Fund and Obstruction of Account Access (Writ A9Q51NHR / Case 640MC413 Lewis) Dear Department for Education FOI Team, Please treat this as a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. BackgroundIf the ePEP and Egov system you identified is used for Personal Education Plans in children’s services.

A letter sent to Clarence House on December 26, 2025, appeals for assistance in locating the author's missing daughter, Emily Newbold Smith. The request, rooted in parental responsibility and supported by a Statement of Truth, seeks acknowledgment in light of ongoing silence regarding her absence, emphasizing compassion during the Christmas season.

📢 Expected by: Sun, Jan 18 The Long-awaited sequel to the green and red books the black book the Traffic Lights and Trafficked Lives is not in proof form, and we await first proofs all thought this is the final part of the journey the proofs still need Proof Reading. What matters here is not celebrity, scandal, or personality — but…

The communication discusses formal evidence regarding the email address abx17@dial.pipex.com, linking it to high-profile entities through detailed metadata and historical context, particularly involving Prince Andrew. The records indicate significant connections, including personal details only known to associates. The evidence is positioned as crucial for ongoing investigations by the DOJ.

The "Missing" Wealth Breakdown£1,925,320,000 (£1.92 Billion): This is the total estimated value of unclaimed matured Child Trust Funds. While people often call it a "bursary," it is actually private savings originally seeded by the government. "Where is Emily?" 758,000 Accounts: This is the total number of young adults (aged 18–23) who have not yet claimed their money. A Specific Question for the Court:

The post discusses a systemic abduction allegation regarding Emily, who was placed with an unrelated person against court specifications by East Sussex County Council (ESCC). It highlights the legal responsibilities of local authorities under relevant child care regulations and suggests assembling proof to support the claim of unlawful placement and safeguarding failures.

The request from Martin Newbold to the U.S. Department of Justice seeks access to records about investigations into subterranean areas at Little St James, Great St James, and The Texas Ranch. It focuses on ground-penetrating radar, geophysical methods, and other investigative techniques, emphasizing public interest and the need for timely response under FOIA laws.

Originally sent to Mr Jonathan Burke, Official Secretary to the Governor of Victoria, on 2 April 2025 at 3:06 pm, this letter formally requested that the Governor’s office initiate or support an investigation into the handling, suppression, and non-disclosure of key evidence relating to Matthew Dunkley, including the conduct of IBAC and OVIC in responding to my complaints. Mr Jonathan Burke Official Secretary Office of the Governor…

The letter addresses concerns regarding the alleged deletion of crucial email evidence related to Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon. The author highlights the disappearance of a specific email from public archives, a "list of 12," and urges the House Oversight Committee to investigate and obtain unaltered records to confirm the authenticity of the evidence.

Martin Newbold is seeking clarification from Gary Daniels regarding the status of a Vimeo video about the inception of eGov from ePEP, which is currently inaccessible. He emphasizes the importance of including Daniels' perspective in the context of ongoing investigations related to the missing 430,000 children and eGOV Solutions LTD’s governance.

Parents were engaged by the government to establish Child Trust Funds, yet barriers arise when children turn 18, complicating access to funds for families. Legal and systemic gaps hinder parents from reclaiming their children across jurisdictions, reflecting failures in institutional design rather than parental negligence, resulting in unclaimed funds and care continuity issues.

Martin Newbold seeks clarification from Baroness Casey regarding the 2015 Casey Report on Rotherham Council, particularly focusing on Virtual Schools and electronic Personal Education Plan systems. He questions the extent of the inspection concerning data systems, governance, and specific individuals while emphasizing the need to understand the report's examination limits for his research.

Martin Newbold's upcoming book, The Stealing of Emily – Traffic Lights and Trafficked Lives, examines the plight of vulnerable children reduced to mere data points in digital systems. Building on his previous work, Newbold emphasizes the dangers of neglect and exploitation inherent in current child welfare practices. Further details will follow.

Last night, Martin Newbold's book "Where Are the 430,000" launched, addressing the alarming disappearance of children within financial and safeguarding systems. It is available on Google Play, alongside other works exploring related systemic issues. The court has acknowledged communications regarding a related case and will respond within ten days.

The post reveals that "Squiddle Chat," an internal messaging platform in the ePEP/eCare system used by councils, has significant security flaws. It lacks encryption, proper audit trails, and GDPR compliance, leading to potential safeguarding failures for vulnerable children. The message calls for immediate audits and improved oversight to protect children effectively.

Today I received the official documentation confirming the concerns I raised earlier this week regarding missing Child Trust Funds and unaccounted children. This evidence is now on the public record. Further analysis will follow, but the public has a right to see the foundation of these concerns. No speculation. No interpretation.Just the evidence. Related Posts.

To: House Committee on Oversight and AccountabilityCc: Administrative Oversight, Lewes Crown Court Listing Office, Lincolnshire Virtual School, Gary DanielsSubject:  Dear Members of the Oversight Committee, Further to my communication dated 23 November 2025, I am writing to report a serious development that occurred after my statutory request for disclosure of Virtual School records relating to my daughter, …

Martin Newbold provides a transcription of Prince Andrew's BBC Newsnight interview regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, at the request of the House Oversight Committee. He urges the committee to subpoena Gary Daniels to discuss the unlocated 430,000 UK children entitled to Child Trust Funds, relevant to child exploitation investigations.

The author, Martin Newbold, demands a response from the Virtual School regarding statutory educational records for his daughter, Emily Cathryn Newbold Smith. He requests written confirmation of email receipt, verification of record existence, and full disclosure within seven working days, warning of legal action for non-compliance and disappearance of relevant information online.

Over 430,000 children in the UK are unaccounted for regarding their Child Trust Funds, raising serious concerns about systemic failure and institutional negligence. Many, including the author's daughter Emily, lack proper documentation and safeguarding. A call for a public inquiry and safeguarding reviews highlights the urgent need to address these discrepancies.