Anne whyte qc

We are fully committed to doing everything possible to help the Review get the answers it needs to do what is right for the sport and gymnasts. I remain appalled by the claims I have heard and alarmed that some gymnasts do not feel that they can have their voice heard and have a future within the sport.

I want to be clear to them that I will fight to ensure that no one raising concerns will ever see their gymnastic opportunities detrimentally impacted. There is no place for abuse in our sport and we are determined and committed to change it for the better.

It is important to say that I have been encouraged by my conversations with the gymnastics community, including current and former gymnasts and coaches.

There is a clear commitment and desire for us all to work together to drive further positive change that I will ensure happens. Hausfeld is instructed by a growing group of current and former gymnasts, including 4 Olympians, all of whom allege that they have sustained physical and psychological injuries as a result of the training regimes and coaching practices to which they were subjected by coaches and other personnel employed by British Gymnastics.

These allegations were set out in detail in the Letter of Claim sent to British Gymnastics on 25 February We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits.

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The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. Update, October : The evidence-gathering and investigation stage of the Review's work is now complete, subject to a handful of enquiries which are anticipated to be concluded in the coming weeks.

Please see further details in the latest update from Anne Whyte QC. In July a significant number of gymnasts, and parents of gymnasts, made allegations about mistreatment within the sport of gymnastics.