Thank you @MrsEmmaWebber ❤️
Happy Birthday to Ian Coates.
A much loved and much missed Dad, Brother, Partner and Grandfather.💔
I hope you are keeping an eye out for my boy and Grace up there Ian... 🪽
💛💚
Keep strong Darren, Lee & James.
He'd be so proud of you all....
@coatesaholic @DarrenCoattk @CoatesMania
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Wishing @DarrenCoattk the best of luck as he competes in the @RobinHoodHalf in Nottingham on Sunday.
Darren is running in honour of his dad, Ian, who was killed in the Nottingham attacks in June 2023.
#RightingWrongs
Not even surprised with Nottingham NHS anymore
BREAKING: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has released a statement admitting to the loss of maternity data.
Lead UK presenter @skysarahjane and Health Correspondent Ashish Joshi have the latest.
🇬🇧 The UK Tonight: youtube.com/watch?v=mT9IIjSR…
📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
He is a terrorist, a threat to the public and a savage murderer. He can never be released and MUST die behind a locked door
#Calocane #NottinghamInquiry
Secret notebooks of Nottingham knife killer Valdo Calocane reveal disturbing links to terrorism and recipe for 'Mother of Satan bomb' as judge slams blundering police for hiding them trib.al/Ii2jZFY
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This is Ian Coates
He was Murdered on a street in Nottingham three years ago
NEVER FORGET HIM!!
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Afternoon all…….im doing the half marathon at the end off September in memory of my dad Ian Coates and every single person that was affected on the 13th June 2023 to help the school my dad worked at and made a difference too
If any could donate it would be appreciated so much
Sky's @LisaSkyNews looks at the failures and lessons that have been learnt from the Nottingham Inquiry into the June 2023 attacks.
Valdo Calocane killed University of Nottingham students Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, both 19, as well as 65-year-old caretaker Ian Coates, and attempted to kill three more people in the June 2023 attacks.
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This "apology" by the family of Vickrum Digwa, who murdered Henry Nowak, is something else. Vickrum's family lied to the police, accused Henry of "racism" while he was dying and tried to cover up the killing. In their "apology" they say:
> "We love the killer"
> "We wish their paths of Henry and Vickrum hadn't crossed" (as if Henry's death was caused by coincidence; Vickrum bears no responsibility)
> "We apologise to the Sikh community" (desperately trying to fix their own reputation in their community)
> "We ask that this tragedy is not used to inflame division or hostility" (Sorry, but I think the part that inflamed division and hostility was when your son murdered an 18-year-old white boy, then you accused him of racism because you knew the police would treat you as the victims, and then you tried to cover it up while you watch him bleed to death in front of you)
> "We now ask for privacy" (oh, I bet you do. You're not a princess who's just had a baby. You're scumbags who just killed a boy and smeared his name.)
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Much talk about investigations carried out by Hospital Trusts and @NHSEngland following a mental health homicide.
Here is one deemed ‘appropriate’ to share recently with the grieving family of the deceased.
It is shameful, disrespectful and inhumane.
This report is one of many.
It relates to a killing that happened AFTER ours.
We forced NHSE to release Calocane’s report publicly in full, and un redacted.
To get that it took us preparing to break the law and go against our forced NDA.
It shouldn’t be this way.
Victim’s are not the enemy here….
#nottinghaminquiry 💚💛
@hundredfamilies
I applaud the NHS (very lightly) for taking action but now the other institutions need to take action
#NottinghamInquiry #Calocane
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After killing two students but crucially before stabbing 3rd victim, Valdo Calocane called his brother.
Told him to leave country, not to visit him in hospital, that he'd done something stupid.
Elias Calocane checked Twitter for news, but didn't call 999. Why not?
Disgusting and embarrassing behaviour from Elias Calocane, your brother brutally murdered my innocent father and this is how you conduct yourself?
#NottinghamInquiry #Calocane – at City of London, London
My dad would still be alive today if these mental health staff did their jobs and their due diligence. The people of Nottingham have no hope for the future with these people in charge #NottinghamInquiry – at Watford, England
Abusive to animals, obsessed with mass shootings/killings, hundreds of photos of children on this phone along with photos of Hitler, Bin Laden and various weapons, stalking, vicious assaults on students and the vulnerable..... but his defence paint the picture of a kind young man – at City of London, London
Further disturbing evidence at the Nottingham attacks inquiry today regarding killer Valdo Calocane's past.
Remember - Nottinghamshire Police never bothered to interview the woman who came forward with this information.
nottinghampost.com/news/nott…
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Nottingham council recently boasted that it had won a ‘Purple flag’ award for public safety. This is the same city where schizophrenic Valdo Calocane let loose and murdered three residents. The state doesn’t care about the public at all, says Lisa McKenzie
buff.ly/Mk98hrk
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People of #Nottingham my Dad's school @huntingdonlead needs help!
Please 🙏 read and share
@nottslive @bbcemt
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James, Darren and Lee Coates are men who lost their father.
The lack of respect shown to them is phenomenal. These are Nottingham born & bred citizens their word is more important than mine. No explanation is worthy of their ill treatment by @nottspolice
Body of father was at attacks scene for 15 hours bbc.in/3NS0oCG
Poor from @nottspolice again. We have seen over the last two & a half years that the Nottinghamshire public are not protected by the people they put their trust in #NottinghamInquiry #Calocane – at City of London, London
Body of father was at attacks scene for 15 hours bbc.in/3NS0oCG






























