We recently disclosed, via our public comments, the old Facebook account belonging to the real Jayne Price, Carrie Anne Ridsdale. The material featured included her real name, personal grievances, references to former partners, and posts concerning the feeding of dog food to a pregnant woman. Upon realising that her actual identity had been publicly exposed, Carrie proceeded to delete her Facebook account (while retaining alternative accounts under fabricated aliases) in an apparent attempt to obscure aspects of her past that contradict her current public claims.

With that in mind, let us remind ourselves of what was deleted.

Introducing: Carrie Anne.

Miss Ridsdale claims to have worked for 12 years in a resource base for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder in Pontllanfraith (which would have been the Trinity Fields Satellite Class for Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders). However, following direct contact with the Education Workforce Council, no record exists of such an individual ever being registered as a teacher or assistant. This further highlights a significant twelve-year gap in the narrative presented.

What can be seen from the image above is Carrie working at B&Q as a sales assistant. She makes only vague reference to this period of her life in various transcripts, often accompanied by substantial embellishment, such as the following (SOURCE):

I worked as a profit protection officer (which is second to CEO – I told the company how to make profits and where they were losing them), for one of the largest companies in the world for 25 years plus I work in the social and health care systems. I know exactly what I am doing.

Evidently, she was not “second to the CEO” of B&Q. This is a claim not supported by any verifiable evidence.

College / University

One of the central pillars of the “Jayne Price” persona is the claim of extensive academic achievement. From holding a degree to possessing a PhD, the narrative suggests a highly qualified background. However, our investigation has produced no verifiable evidence to support these assertions.

When challenged, Carrie presented attendance certificates as proof of university-level qualifications. These were later found to relate to a single open day held at a Cardiff hotel, not to any accredited academic course. It is also notable that the image above clearly displays her real name, Carrie Anne Ridsdale, a name she has repeatedly claimed does not exist, despite it appearing on the electoral roll, rental agreements, and other records.

2015 vs 2016 vs 2019…

The image shared publicly in 2015 predates later claims of university attendance beginning in 2016 and continuing through 2019. However, Carrie’s own transcripts repeatedly conflate being accepted to university, attending open days, or completing short courses with being formally enrolled on, and completing, a regulated nursing degree.

For clarity, an offer or acceptance from a university does not constitute enrolment, attendance, or qualification. Formal study requires registration, student records, assessed coursework, and, for nursing, completion of an NMC-approved programme. No evidence of such enrolment has been produced.

As set out in a detailed evidence-based review, no verifiable record has been produced of enrolment on a recognised nursing programme, and several claimed qualifications, including a “BA (Hons) Nursing”, do not exist within the awarding institutions cited. These inconsistencies, alongside overlapping claims of severe illness during the same period, remain unresolved and undermine the credibility of assertions regarding formal university education. Nursing titles and training pathways in the UK are regulated by the Nursing & Midwifery Council, and misrepresentation of qualifications or protected titles raises clear public-interest concerns.

In summary, 2015 imagery, claims of severe illness from 2015 to 2021, and assertions of intensive university and clinical training between 2016 and 2019 cannot all be simultaneously true without corroborating evidence.

The Icing on the Cake!

Further confirmation that Carrie is, indeed, Carrie.

To keep this post concise while highlighting the nature of the individual acting in a position of authority over vulnerable mothers and children, it is worth revisiting posts made publicly by Carrie Anne, operating as Jayne Price, on Facebook (backup):

Puppy cakes made with dog food. My ex fed them to his pregnant misses! So you could say my puppy dog cakes are tested on humans! #carrieannekarma 😉

Mwhahahaha STILL the funniest thing ever – he fed you dog food that I cooked, when you were pregnant! He didn’t even feed it to his dog ! You complete dick! 😂😂 #youcantplayaplayer

BONUS:

To further illustrate concerns around judgement and safeguarding awareness, this earlier post shows alcohol being referenced alongside morphine on a page presented as supporting vulnerable mothers.

DISCLAIMER:

This content is published in the public interest for safeguarding and transparency. It relies solely on publicly available information and does not assert legal or medical conclusions. Where concerns are raised, they relate to public representations assessed against regulatory standards. Corrections supported by verifiable evidence will be reviewed.

– Sherlock

NOTICE: This article has been amended to refer to college or university rather than a single institution, reflecting the ambiguous and unverified nature of the individual’s educational background.

By Sherlock

The Full Report: Carrie-Anne Ridsdale and Jayne’s Baby Bank examines allegations involving deception, the use of false identities, unverified nursing credentials, unregistered charitable operations, potential financial misconduct, and concerns regarding public safety in South Wales. The report is compiled from official records, Freedom of Information disclosures, publicly available video content, and statements made by the individuals concerned. Read the report →

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  1. PUBLIC CONCERN (CIC) — SAFEGUARDING, PRIVACY, AND PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
    https://www.facebook.com/100083342834915/videos/1518189946974291

    This comment is posted in the public interest and is based on the speaker’s own words in a recent video transcript.

    1) PUBLIC ALLEGATIONS ABOUT IDENTIFIABLE PEOPLE

    The video includes the statement:
    “We had a guy that we know is a sex offender and the police are dealing with him.”

    Publicly stating or implying that someone is a sex offender, particularly where they may be identifiable to a local community, is a serious matter.
    If incorrect, it may be defamatory. Even if correct, broadcasting such allegations can create safeguarding risks, vigilante behaviour, and legal exposure for a CIC.

    2) THREATS / INTENT TO PUBLISH CCTV OR IMAGES ONLINE

    The speaker states:
    “The only reason I haven’t put the CCTV up is because the police have asked me not to.”
    “If it happens again, I’m just going to put it up.”
    “We’ll put his picture online.”

    Publishing CCTV or images of individuals online as a “warning” raises UK GDPR and privacy concerns and risks inflaming harassment or retaliation.
    Being “asked by police not to” is not a lawful basis to publish later.
    A CIC should never threaten or encourage public shaming using surveillance footage.

    3) “CCTV EVERYWHERE” / MONITORING CLAIMS

    The video contains statements such as:
    “We’ve got CCTV everywhere.”
    “I can see you coming up and down the street… I can see you a mile off.”

    This reads as broad surveillance and implies monitoring of people’s movements beyond what is necessary for shop security.
    If CCTV coverage extends into public areas or private individuals’ spaces, or is presented as a tool to track people, that raises significant privacy and safeguarding concerns.

    4) SAFEGUARDING VS DATA HANDLING (CHILDREN’S INFORMATION)

    The speaker states:
    “Can we not write… my daughter needs such-and-such… she’s size whatever.”
    “We don’t need to discuss them on Facebook at all in front of people.”
    “We are an open profile and there are weirdos out there.”

    That safeguarding message is reasonable in isolation. However, it directly contradicts a pattern of prior behaviour in which children have been live-streamed, discussed, and name-referenced publicly on social media, and where minors have been drawn into online disputes, commentary, or ridicule.

    This inconsistency matters. It is not credible to warn supporters about the dangers of discussing children on an “open profile” while simultaneously:
    – broadcasting content involving children,
    – referring to minors by name or implication,
    – and engaging in hostile public narratives that involve or affect families with children.

    In addition, the transcript indicates that sensitive information about children’s ages and needs may be handled via social-media messaging (“age 14, age 12”), rather than through a secure, documented safeguarding process.

    If a CIC is processing or handling information relating to children, there should be:
    – a clear safeguarding policy,
    – defined data-minimisation and retention practices,
    – a secure communication channel,
    – and a publicly available privacy notice.

    Handling children’s personal data ad hoc via Facebook while acknowledging the risks of an “open profile” raises legitimate safeguarding and UK GDPR compliance concerns.

    5) NAMING AND DEROGATORY CLAIMS ABOUT A PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL

    The video names a private individual and asserts they “should never be trusted”, calling them a “leech” and a “stalker”.

    Naming a private individual and attaching pejorative labels in a public broadcast creates a foreseeable risk of harassment and defamation, and is not consistent with responsible CIC communications.

    6) INFLAMMATORY LANGUAGE / ENCOURAGING ESCALATION

    Phrases such as:
    “I’m going to drag him out by the scruff of his neck myself”
    and repeated references to “weirdos”, “crazies”, and “bastards”

    contribute to escalation and can encourage hostile engagement or vigilantism by followers.

    WHY THIS MATTERS FOR A CIC

    Community Interest Companies are expected to operate responsibly and transparently.

    Public communications that:
    – make serious allegations about individuals,
    – threaten publication of CCTV or images,
    – imply extensive surveillance of people,
    – contradict safeguarding messages with prior conduct,
    – and handle children’s information via open social media

    raise legitimate concerns about governance, safeguarding practice, and data protection compliance.

    We encourage any CIC to:
    – avoid naming individuals and avoid unverified allegations,
    – never publish CCTV or images as “warnings”,
    – document and publish a proper safeguarding policy,
    – document and publish a data protection and privacy policy,
    – use secure communication channels for sensitive information,
    – and rely on appropriate reporting routes (police, council, regulators) rather than public escalation.

    – S

  2. What remains when the sales “noise” is removed

    This post accompanies the stripped-down PDF version of the Jayne’s Baby Bank CIC Facebook profile. All sales content, promotional sharing, and unrelated material has been removed.

    Source PDF: JBB_FACEBOOK_NoNoise.pdf

    What remains is not community support content. It is a sustained pattern of hostility, intimidation, fixation on named individuals, and repeated use of legal/police language as a public weapon.


    Named individuals repeatedly targeted

    The stripped-down feed shows repeated focus on specific private individuals who are publicly named or identifiable via screenshots and profile captures.

    Examples shown include:

    • Rhiannon Williamson — Publicly named via screenshots and tagged content.
    • Anita Williamson — Publicly named and shown in screenshots alongside allegations.
    • Shannon Williamson — Publicly named and included in screenshots.

    These individuals are framed within posts that imply wrongdoing, harassment, stalking, or criminal behaviour without due process or substantiated outcomes.


    Hostility and “enemy” framing

    Several posts explicitly frame critics and named individuals as enemies:

    “STALKERS”
    “STALKERS EVERYWHERE”

    This framing is not isolated. It appears alongside posts showing screenshots of private profiles and insinuations of harassment.


    Threats to publish CCTV and audio

    The feed contains explicit threats to publicly release surveillance material:

    “Unfortunately we have had a few weirdo men turn up at the shops again. Cant remind you we have cctv with audio outside and inside and I WILL post it social media.”

    This is not safeguarding communication. It is retaliation and intimidation language aimed at critics and perceived enemies.


    Offering money for people’s addresses

    One of the most serious posts seeks private location data:

    “I’m happy to offer a reward for the addresses of people slandering us”

    Offering money for addresses is not a safeguarding practice. It is escalation towards doxxing and intimidation.


    Use of legal and police language as a public weapon

    The profile repeatedly claims enforcement outcomes against critics:

    “Doing quite well taking down the haters so far in 2026. Quite a few of them have been given CROs and some have been called in for voluntary interviews with police”

    These claims are presented as victories over critics.

    Historical rebuttal: Despite repeated references to CROs, police interviews, and legal action across the archive, no court orders, police outcomes, or verified enforcement actions have ever been published to substantiate these claims. The same individuals continue to be publicly named and targeted long after these statements.


    Authority signalling framed as attack content

    Several posts use official-sounding language as part of a grievance narrative:

    “Caerphilly and Pontypool open today. I have a POVA meeting at the council against a charity that is not safeguarding and then I’m working from home”

    This positions council activity and safeguarding terminology as leverage in a conflict narrative.

    Historical rebuttal: There is no public evidence of any safeguarding findings, sanctions, or actions taken against any other charity as a result of these claims.


    Surveillance framing and doxxing-adjacent behaviour

    The feed repeatedly publishes CCTV-style stills and night-time footage, framed as evidence against unnamed or named individuals.

    It also publishes screenshots of private Facebook profiles belonging to:

    • Rhiannon Williamson
    • Anita Williamson
    • Shannon Williamson

    This is presented as proof of wrongdoing, without judicial process or independent verification.


    Operational content is minimal once the noise is removed

    Once stripped down, the genuinely operational updates are sparse:

    “Staff have had to ask customer to leave at 3:55pm today who came in shopping at 3:55pm but times are 10-4 am the staff need 15 mins in am/pm to unpack/pack up.”

    “Funding meeting tomorrow – only Pontypool open – not open until around 11am and we may close early too”

    These are normal operational notices. The issue is the ratio: grievance-driven posts dominate once sales and promo content is removed.


    Influencer / “fame” narrative (context from transcripts)

    Independent of the PDF, transcript searches show repeated framing of criticism as fame and monetised attention.

    Source:

    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22famous%22&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all

    Examples include:

    “Thank you to the haters for making us famous now that we get paid on social media.”

    “Collecting our Facebook influencer wages. Covered at least one of the shops rents this month.”

    “Round of applause to the haters for making us famous 👏 and earning us money because Facebook pays us!”

    “I was quite happy to do this anonymously on my drive, but you are the ones that have catapulted us into the spotlight and made us as famous as we are, and now we get paid to post stuff about you dickheads on social media!”

    This language shows a consistent incentive structure: critics are treated as fuel for attention, reach, and monetised engagement.


    Key public-interest concerns highlighted by the PDF

    • Targeting and intimidation of named private individuals.
    • Threats to publish CCTV and audio recordings.
    • Offering cash rewards for people’s addresses.
    • Use of police and legal terminology as public intimidation.
    • Repeated claims of enforcement outcomes with no published evidence.
    • Fixation on critics rather than charitable activity.

    Conclusion

    Community Interest Company status is not a costume you wear while running a personal grievance and attention platform.

    Once the sales noise is removed, the remaining content does not resemble neutral safeguarding or community benefit. It resembles a single individual cultivating attention, conflict, and notoriety through the sustained targeting of named individuals.

    If you are a supporter, donor, volunteer, sponsor, or partner organisation: this is what the profile looks like when it is stripped down to its underlying behaviour.

    Supporting document: JBB_FACEBOOK_NoNoise.pdf

    – S

    1. For clarity and transparency:

      The fox image used in your deleted post (“Look who snook in through the cat flap” / “Pontypool and Caerphilly fundraising shops open today”) was not taken at any Jayne’s Baby Bank property.

      It was screen-captured from a private individual’s TikTok account. The original owner, David Lovett, has publicly confirmed the image is of a fox in his home and has challenged its misuse.

      Evidence is preserved here:
      https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Stolen_001.jpg
      https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Stolen_002.jpg
      https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Stolen_003.png
      https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Stolen_004.png

      The image was:
      • taken without permission
      • falsely presented as belonging to Jayne’s Baby Bank
      • used to imply premises / a venue
      • used for promotional and fundraising purposes

      The post was deleted after this was raised.
      Deletion does not change what was posted or how it was used.

      This is documented misrepresentation and image misuse.

      TIME: 22:33 GMT — ETA for refutation video: 3, 2 … ?

      – S

      1. TIME: 22:48 GMT

        RESPONSE:
        https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/FOX_FOLLOWUp.png

        You are now inventing a “selling animals” claim that nobody made, in an attempt to deflect from the fact you were caught using a stolen image and misrepresenting it as your own.

        The original owner publicly challenged the misuse.
        You deleted the post once exposed.
        You are now posting a false counter-narrative instead of addressing the actual issue.

        Good luck.
        You exposed this to 70,000+ followers yourself.

        – S

  3. Public clarification (safeguarding / “POVA meeting” claims)

    A public post has been made stating:

    “So I’m here today, guys, in my professional capacity as a health care, qualified health care professional for a POVA meeting to give my opinion as a witness against another charity…”

    And:

    “Now that should speak volumes really…”

    For clarity, safeguarding terminology should not be used as a social-media shield or as “proof” of legitimacy. Attendance at any meeting does not validate conduct, disprove concerns, or establish professional authority.

    If someone is presenting themselves as a “qualified health care professional”, the public is entitled to ask what regulated role that refers to and which UK regulator (GMC / NMC / HCPC / etc.) they are registered with. “Professional capacity” is not something you declare into existence — it is something that can be verified.

    Likewise, safeguarding processes are not intended for public narrative control. Broadcasting insinuations about “another charity” while relying on safeguarding language can mislead the public and may create unnecessary risk for all parties.

    If there is a genuine safeguarding matter, the appropriate route is the relevant safeguarding teams and regulators — not Facebook posts framed as official endorsement.

    – S

    1. Just to add , at the beginning of any safeguarding meeting a confidentiality statement is read out by the chair
      … carrie has breached this already by stating there and whats it regarding. Shes making herself look a fool.

      1. I have stated previously, that Ms Risdale should know better in her (imaginary) role of ‘professional health care worker’.
        Her attempts to show how knowledgeable she is, is an embarrassment. She’s hasn’t got a clue about protocol.
        It seems like something is happening. I’ve glanced at her page earlier and noticed the post for payment to the animal rescue and baby bank not emphasise the CIC number.
        Her ‘working from home’ is the biggest headliner, she doesn’t trust anyone, plus throughout all her illnesses she has never shut these shops.
        I’m still waiting to see who found the hidden power tools and jelly cats. They were NEVER there.
        She’d be better off keeping her mouth shut, she is instigating her own downfall, and she’s too stupid to see it.

        1. So Ms Ridsdale, in her latest live, now claims to be the first person in the UK to host a baby shower ten years ago! For your information Ms Ridsdale, we had a baby shower for my granddaughter in 2007 so I don’t think you were the first person to introduce this to the UK!
          Also I’ve noticed another of her traits during a livestream. Just before she starts banging on about ‘the haters’ she reaches out and starts stroking the necklaces she has hanging up everywhere. Has anyone else noticed this?

    2. POVA is terminology no longer used. There is no such thing as POVA for local authorities anymore. But of course, Carrie-Anne would be aware of that if she had attended any meeting related to social services…

      And claiming she’s attending as a “witness” no less. This is not typical behaviour of such a meeting. A DTR would suffice. The meeting she claims to have attended (not putting the proper name here for it to be later used) is a multi agency decision, which she would not have had any capacity in. They are not criminal proceedings and certainly not adversarial in nature.

  4. Sherlock – could you possibly have a look into the “Peter Mal” Facebook page. The screenshots posted to that page have the exact same phone top banner as JBB…
    Seems a bit sus to me that she’s claiming it isn’t her when it clearly is. Also, looking at Peter Mal’s followers, they are mostly bots and they all follow JBB also… such a coincidence…

    1. Check out her recent post re Moi Moi Sian and then see the recent image attached in ‘Images’.
      This is a screen shot from Peter Mal’s ‘about’ section and the ‘reviews’ in which a Facebook group apparently run by Moi Moi Sian is discredited as a scam.
      The personal details section of the Peter Mal account have been deleted this afternoon. I wonder why!!!

        1. Last weekend, a post was shared numerous times by friends of a person who had their tools stolen from a break-in.
          Ms Risdale thought it clever to put a laughing emoji on some comments. When called out on it, she responded with her usual rants. She has changed some of the emojis to a ‘care’ one. They had already been screenshot by some contributors, before she changed them. Again the usual rabble of the ‘law’ according to this despicable woman. Why does she feel the need to even respond is beyond me. Inciting trouble, getting a reaction on something that has nothing to do with her.
          Maybe she could have used the time to organise her volunteers, so the needed revenue could have helped those mothers and babies with the amount of help she claims to give them.
          Overheads, utility bills, rents and leafleting to be paid for, yet shops are not open, or only one open for a few hours.
          Her self diagnosed illnesses are being mentioned again….
          Something is amiss, is she really ‘working’ from home? Has her CIC been suspended, pending an investigation with the amount of complaints and evidence they could be receiving from the amount of people she continues to bully.

    2. Just watched het lastesy clip…. shes so outdated with her knowledge. She says shes at POVA meeting at ccbc. 2 issues here. Firstly POVA is an old term that isn’t used anymore and seconding all safeguarding strat meetings are over teams as most Council workers WFH. Silly carrie need refresher training

      1. We just call it Safeguarding nowadays and add child, adolescent or adult as required.
        I can’t believe she considers herself to be a healthcare professional. The audacity of the woman.

  5. https://www.facebook.com/reel/2763548077332714

    Public Safeguarding Clarification & Factual Rebuttal

    This clarification is issued in the interests of public safeguarding, accuracy, and responsible discourse, following recent public statements regarding medical emergencies, legal duties, and the conduct of other organisations.

    Several assertions made require correction.


    1) Claims of medical authority and legal power

    The speaker states (verbatim):

    “after studying nursing and other aspects of nursing”

    “being a carer, being a classroom assistant”

    “I’d have been on the phone 999 ambulance, whether the client individual wanted it or not”

    “By law. By law, you are accountable for him once he’s come over your threshold.”

    There is no automatic legal authority for an individual or organisation to override consent in this way, nor is there a universal statutory duty created simply because someone enters a building. Statements framed as “by law” without reference to legislation are misleading and risk confusing the public on safeguarding responsibilities.

    Medical decision-making, compulsory treatment, and sectioning powers sit with appropriately authorised professionals, not charity representatives or volunteers.


    2) Misrepresentation of legal duties

    The speaker further claims (verbatim):

    “Anybody walking past this gentleman in the street is accountable for his welfare… by law.”

    This is factually incorrect. UK law does not impose a general legal duty on passers-by. Duties arise only in specific, defined circumstances (such as where responsibility has been formally assumed), not by default.


    3) Claims about other organisations being “unqualified”

    The speaker states (verbatim):

    “you see how we are a qualified baby bank and they are an unqualified baby bank”

    “many other baby banks are unqualified”

    There is no statutory concept of a “qualified” or “unqualified” baby bank. Such statements risk unfairly discrediting community organisations without evidence, and should not be presented as fact in a safeguarding context.

    Safeguarding is strengthened through cooperation and proper reporting channels, not public accusations.


    4) DBS and safeguarding law inaccuracies

    The speaker claims (verbatim):

    “pre-Ian Huntley, nobody had to register”

    “by law they have to have a rolling DBS”

    These statements are historically and legally inaccurate. DBS requirements vary by role and sector, and “rolling DBS” is not a statutory legal requirement.


    5) Disclosure and speculation about individuals

    The transcript includes speculation and commentary about individuals’ personal circumstances, including (verbatim):

    “I know somebody who worked for the DWP told her…”

    Public speculation of this nature is inappropriate, unverifiable, and contrary to safeguarding best practice. Such matters should never be aired via livestreams or social media.


    Safeguarding position

    Where genuine welfare concerns arise, the correct course of action is:

    • Immediate emergency services where appropriate.
    • Formal safeguarding referrals through recognised statutory channels.
    • Accurate, proportionate reporting based on facts, not conjecture.

    Public misstatement of medical authority, legal obligations, or safeguarding law does not protect vulnerable people and risks causing harm through misinformation.

    This clarification is issued solely in the interests of public understanding, safeguarding integrity, and factual accuracy.

    S

  6. Public clarification and safeguarding statement (consolidated)

    This post consolidates and clarifies statements made across multiple recent video transcripts. It is written for the purposes of public accuracy, safeguarding, and legal clarity. It relies on verbatim quotes and established legal principles. It does not allege guilt or innocence.


    1. Claims of harassment and message volume

    The following statements appear across the transcripts:

    “I’ve got over 70 to 80 now messages of the mother alone.”

    “I’m well over 100 now because we started on 70.”

    “Harassment is either one or two messages that you don’t respond to.”

    For clarity, UK harassment law does not operate on a fixed numerical threshold. Harassment is assessed based on a course of conduct, context, intent, and whether the behaviour would reasonably cause alarm or distress. Publicly fluctuating figures, combined with incorrect statements of law, risk creating an inaccurate public and legal record.


    2. Public posts versus private communications

    The transcripts contain contradictory assertions regarding evidential relevance:

    “Police are not interested in Facebook posts.”

    “Great content for the police.”

    “They’ve already seen all the messages.”

    While private messages are often central to harassment assessments, public posts may still be relevant where they form part of a wider pattern, escalate a dispute, or encourage third-party involvement. It is inaccurate to suggest that public statements are automatically irrelevant.


    3. Address requests and safeguarding risks

    Address-related conduct is repeatedly referenced:

    “All I’ve said is I want your address so that I can send legal documentation.”

    “Can someone provide me with an address please.”

    “We have children at these addresses and you are risking their protection.”

    “Well, I’m a vulnerable adult and you’re asking for mine.”

    Public or crowd-sourced requests for residential addresses raise serious safeguarding concerns, particularly where children or vulnerable adults are mentioned. Formal legal processes exist that do not require public disclosure of private addresses. Mixing address requests with accusatory or emotive commentary risks escalation and misinterpretation.


    4. Statements attributed to police action

    The transcripts present definitive claims about police involvement and outcomes:

    “They’ve got enough information now to go in there and seize their devices.”

    “They haven’t got a single thing to arrest me on.”

    “We have arranged for them to come out and solve this.”

    Police assessments are contextual and ongoing. Publicly asserting conclusions or enforcement outcomes as settled fact risks misleading the public and weakening the reliability of the record.


    5. Sexually explicit allegations and high-risk content

    The transcripts include sexually explicit references about third parties:

    “Remember Charlotte Louise? … her fella had sent us his dick pics.”

    Publicly repeating sexually explicit allegations about identifiable individuals or their partners is one of the highest-risk elements of the material. Such statements:

    • may be defamatory if unproven,
    • introduce unnecessary sexual content into a public dispute, and
    • risk secondary harm to individuals not directly involved.

    Where unsolicited sexual images are alleged, appropriate handling is via private reporting to the platform and, where relevant, the police — not public repetition.

    Derogatory commentary accompanying such claims, for example:

    “Minga.”

    undermines the seriousness of safeguarding concerns and blurs the line between reporting misconduct and public shaming.


    6. Tone, escalation, and inconsistency

    The following statements illustrate conflicting positions:

    “Please go and harass me on TikTok because I get paid more.”

    “Give them enough rope to hang themselves.”

    “You’ve made me look like an angel again.”

    Inviting engagement while alleging harassment creates inconsistency and weakens any claim of genuine distress. For safeguarding and evidential clarity, restraint, consistency, and avoidance of provocation are expected.


    7. Financial and operational explanations

    Extended financial justifications appear throughout the transcripts, including:

    “Who pays for the rent, the rates, the electric?”

    “We’ve only ever had a thousand pound grant.”

    While transparency is important, financial and governance matters are distinct from harassment allegations. Combining these issues in reactive video commentary risks conflating separate topics and complicating objective review.


    Conclusion

    For public and legal safeguarding, it is important to:

    • clearly separate fact from opinion,
    • avoid public requests for private address information,
    • refrain from asserting police conclusions or legal outcomes,
    • exclude sexually explicit allegations from public commentary, and
    • maintain consistent, restrained, and proportionate communication.

    This consolidated clarification records what has been publicly stated and highlights where accuracy, proportionality, and safeguarding are most relevant.

    — S

    1. https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/2024/06/02/the-brynmawr-store-and-the-mismanaged-funds/

      Public clarification – funding statements and inconsistencies

      The link above shows a public post dated 29 April stating:

      “Thank you very much to the 3 Councils that support us and have given us expert advice along the way 🙂

      Thank you to the haters that rang the councils and said ‘is SHE getting the right funding coz blah blah blah bananas!’ …

      Obviously we weren’t! Ha!”

      The same post is accompanied by images stating:

      “Just had £1,250 funding from Blaenau Gwent Council.”

      “Thank you to Caerphilly and Torfaen Council who have given us £7,600 between them towards our running costs for 2024.”

      Taken together, this publicly represents council funding totalling approximately £8,850.

      This is notable when compared with later statements claiming:

      “We’ve only ever had a thousand pound grant.”

      Those two positions are plainly inconsistent. One narrative acknowledges receiving multiple council grants totalling close to £10,000, while the other minimises funding to approximately £1,000.

      For clarity and public record accuracy, funding disclosures should be consistent, precise, and reflective of what has already been publicly stated. Council grants, once publicly acknowledged, cannot reasonably be reframed as minimal or nominal without explanation.

      This clarification does not criticise the receipt of public funding. It highlights the importance of consistency where funding figures are used in public statements, particularly when responding to scrutiny or complaint.

      — S

  7. Transcripts: https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22anita%22&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all

    Public record review – inconsistencies, coordinated targeting, and linked account behaviour

    Over a sustained period, repeated public posts and videos from Jayne’s Baby Bank have named Anita as the alleged source of harassment, criminal behaviour, and third-party actions. These claims warrant scrutiny when reviewed together.

    In multiple posts and videos, the following assertions are made:

    “Anita is constantly messaging me and giving us abuse.”

    “We have over 70+ messages now off her.”

    “Anita is the one that creates the problem.”

    “Can someone provide me with Anita Williamson address please so I can pass on to police and solicitor.”

    At the same time, responsibility for alleged criminal damage is attributed elsewhere:

    “Anita’s son-in-law throwing paint over our window and CCTV cameras…”

    This creates an immediate and material inconsistency.

    If the allegation is that a third party carried out the act, then the repeated public requests for Anita’s home address raise an obvious question:
    Why would an address be required if the individual alleged to have committed the act already knew the location?

    That contradiction becomes more pronounced when viewed alongside the later statement:

    “So that’s probably why she wanted the address, to come and throw more paint over the window.”

    This reframes the allegation again, shifting from son-in-law to Anita herself, without explanation, evidence, or retraction of earlier claims.

    Further, family members are publicly named, accused, and encouraged to be targeted:

    “Pop over and leave comments on their business pages for me guys see how they like it.”

    Publicly requesting personal addresses, naming relatives, and encouraging third-party action is not neutral reporting. It demonstrates a pattern of fixation on a specific individual and her family, rather than a proportionate or evidenced approach.


    Direct safeguarding objection raised by a family member

    In direct response to the public requests for an address, a private message was sent to Jayne’s Baby Bank by Anita’s daughter. The message explicitly objected to address-sharing on safeguarding grounds and stated:

    “Young children go to her house I’m not having my address plastered thank you.”

    This message is contemporaneous with the public posts requesting an address and demonstrates that:

    • an objection was clearly communicated,
    • the concern related specifically to children attending the property, and
    • the request was for privacy and de-escalation, not confrontation.

    No threats were made in that message, and no allegation involving children was raised. The reference was limited solely to protecting privacy and safety.


    Linked posting behaviour and reinforcing accounts

    During the same timeframe, posts from an account using the name “Peter Mal” repeat the same themes, targets, and language seen on the Jayne’s Baby Bank page. This includes:

    • requests for Anita’s address or identifying details,
    • accusations of harassment using similar phrasing,
    • hostility towards the same named individuals and organisations (including HCT), and
    • overlapping posting periods aligned with Jayne’s Baby Bank activity.

    In addition, reactions and engagement activity show that the page “J’armarnis B Outique (Baby Jayne)” reacts to and amplifies posts made by the Peter Mal account.

    The J’armarnis B Outique page publicly displays the same CIC number and is directly linked to the Jayne’s Baby Bank online ecosystem. This provides a further observable connection between:

    • Jayne’s Baby Bank,
    • the Peter Mal account, and
    • the J’armarnis B Outique page.

    When considered together, shared targets, synchronised timing, mutual engagement, and shared organisational identifiers indicate coordinated or centrally reinforced account activity, rather than independent users acting coincidentally.

    As part of ongoing background analysis, an additional account name, “Newydd Dda Olai”, has emerged within the same linkage context. No conclusion is drawn at this stage. The account is noted for monitoring due to its appearance alongside previously identified activity.


    Taken together, the material shows:

    • repeated public naming of one individual,
    • shifting explanations of alleged events,
    • requests for private addresses,
    • explicit safeguarding objections being raised and ignored, and
    • multiple linked accounts reinforcing the same narrative.

    All of which point to a targeted and coordinated narrative rather than a consistent, evidenced account.

    This post does not assert guilt or innocence. It documents what has been publicly said and how those statements align or conflict when reviewed collectively.

    – S

  8. Today’s campaign of falsehoods and hostility will not alter the public record. Perhaps it is time for another livestreamed “profile review” to attempt to construct yet another grand conspiracy.

    For clarity: while Carrie appears to be attempting to obtain private addresses through intimidation, the CIC incorporation document already publicly discloses her own home address. This information is lawfully available within the original Incorporation of a Community Interest Company, dated 07 November 2025 (page 2).

    https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/16838920/filing-history

    – S

  9. https://facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=868421839279236&id=100083342834915

    Quick, factual clarification (UK):

    • Trade marks don’t stop people discussing or criticising an organisation. They mainly cover commercial misuse (e.g. pretending to be you, selling under your name), not commentary.
    • Defamation (slander/libel) is generally a civil matter in the UK, not criminal. It also has recognised defences (e.g. truth, honest opinion, public interest).
    • “Trade mark breach is criminal not civil” is misleading. Trade mark disputes are typically dealt with as civil claims.
    • Small claims isn’t a shortcut for policing criticism. Any claim still needs proper legal basis and evidence (including actual loss where relevant).
    • Asking people to DM private addresses is inappropriate and could raise data protection / safeguarding concerns.

    Bottom line: UK law doesn’t support the idea that being trade marked / a CIC / insured makes criticism “criminal”. If there are genuine issues, the correct route is evidence and due process — not threats or requests for private details.

    – S

  10. For police officers reviewing the current harassment cases involving Carrie Anne Ridsdale against several individuals (it has been a busy week for the boys in blue), we hold full backups of all video content. Should any material be removed or deleted, we can be contacted at SherlockJBB@proton.me.

    Some public videos are available at:
    https://www.youtube.com/@SherlockJBB

    Some archived material is available at:
    https://archive.org/details/20250603-1294720275163169-sherlock/

    We’ve not uploaded everything. We also have historical backups of old Facebook profiles and TikTok.

    – S

    1. For the record Ms Ridsdale is guilty of every post that constitutes harassment and malicious communication on Facebook.
      What Constitutes Harassment on Facebook (UK)
      Persistent Unwanted Contact: Repeatedly messaging, commenting, tagging, or sending friend requests to someone who has indicated they do not want to interact.
      Threatening/Abusive Messages: Sending messages that are threatening, intimidating, or violent in nature.
      Malicious Communications: Posting content that is grossly offensive, indecent, or obscene.
      Spreading False Information/Rumours: Posting malicious, defamatory, or false information to damage someone’s reputation.
      Cyberstalking: Monitoring a person’s activity, tracking their location, or using fake profiles to watch them.
      Doxxing: Publishing private, personal details about someone without their consent.
      Image-Based Abuse: Posting embarrassing, humiliating, or private, sexually explicit photos/videos without consent.
      Virtual Mobbing/Dog-piling: Encouraging others to join in with bullying or harassing a specific individual.
      Impersonation: Creating a fake profile (catfishing) to damage a person’s reputation or to trick them.
      Legal Thresholds and Key Acts
      Protection from Harassment Act 1997: Requires at least two incidents to constitute a “course of conduct”.
      Malicious Communications Act 1988: Deals with single or multiple messages that are “indecent, grossly offensive, obscene, threatening or menacing”.
      Online Safety Act 2023 (from 31 Jan 2024): Introduces new offenses including intentionally sending false information to cause non-trivial harm, threatening communications, “cyber-flashing” (sharing images of genitals), and encouragement of serious self-harm.
      Distinction Between Public and Private
      Private Individuals: Facebook has stricter rules for private individuals, removing content meant to degrade or shame.
      Public Figures: Attacks on public figures (politicians, celebrities) are generally only removed if they are “severe” or if the person is directly tagged.
      What to Do If You Are Being Harassed
      Do Not Respond: Do not retaliate or engage with the harasser.
      Document Everything: Take screenshots of all messages, comments, and posts, including dates and usernames, before they are deleted.
      Use Platform Tools: Report the user and block them on Facebook.
      Report to Police: If you feel in danger or are being persistently targeted, contact your local police on 101 or report via http://www.report-it.org.uk.

  11. JBB: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=867748366013250&id=100083342834915

    Public clarification

    Community baby showers are not novel, proprietary, or exclusive to any single organisation. They are a long-established form of community support delivered by councils, health departments, charities, hospitals, and community groups across the UK and internationally.

    This is demonstrable through numerous publicly documented examples, including:

    • Darlene Stubbs (10 January 2026), who publicly promoted a Free Community Baby Shower following the success of a previous year, involving raffles, games, free car seats, strollers, and community resources.
    • Paisley Pesce (13 January 2026), who shared a flyer for a Community Baby Shower supporting families through Dr Carbiener’s Baby Step Clinic, including donations, volunteers, and community participation.
    • Elegant Charm (10 December 2025), who advertised a FREE Community Baby Shower with open registration, donations, and partner organisations listed.
    • Licking County Health Department (14 January 2026), a verified public authority, which promoted a Community Baby Shower offering giveaways, raffles, free car seat inspections, and baby essentials.
    • Swanton Care and Community Ltd (14 December 2025), which documented a baby shower celebration organised as part of its care and community activities.

    These examples demonstrate that community baby showers are routinely organised by individuals, charities, health departments, and community organisations, and commonly involve donations, giveaways, partnerships, volunteers, and public participation. These activities are neither unique nor exclusive to any one organisation.

    A trade mark does not prevent other charities or groups from hosting similar community events. Trade marks protect specific registered names or logos within defined classes; they do not grant ownership over generic ideas, activities, or long-established community practices.

    Likewise, CIC registration does not confer exclusivity, nor does it provide authority to discourage other charities or groups from lawfully delivering comparable community support.

    Established and reputable organisations deliver these events collaboratively, without asserting ownership over shared community concepts or attempting to restrict others from doing the same.

    This clarification is provided solely in the interest of public understanding, accuracy, and safeguarding the integrity of community and charitable work.

    SOURCES:
    https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10241301135973683&id=1481116882
    https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10233073453164031&id=1399380127
    https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=25565053333162906&id=100002547718783
    https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1364701902365375&id=100064767338214
    https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1486037320197609&id=100063740643055

    – Sherlock

  12. https://youtube.com/@SherlockJBB/videos

    Congratulations on your contract renewal. However, livestreaming and targeting children and individuals connected to them via Facebook is unwise—particularly now that you are a registered CIC. This carries heightened responsibilities and scrutiny.

    It is especially important, when attempting to use money to discredit or invalidate the content on this website, that you do not make it obvious that Peter Mal and numerous other alternative accounts are controlled by the same person. Using multiple devices does not mitigate this.

    It is also worth noting that the police have been informed regarding Carrie on three separate occasions this week alone.

    https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/mental-health-services/where-to-get-urgent-help-for-mental-health/

    – S

  13. Public information notice – Tesco Stronger Starts

    The Tesco Stronger Starts customer voting scheme is currently running in selected stores between mid January and mid March.

    When shopping during this period, customers may receive a blue token at the checkout. Placing a blue token into the relevant in-store collection box supports the HCT charity.

    The scheme is active at the following local Tesco locations:

    • Blackwood Newport Express – NP12 1SL
    • Caerphilly Express – CF83 2NG
    • Ystrad Mynach Superstore – CF82 7DP
    • Riverbank Court Express – CF82 7DP
    • Caerphilly Superstore – CF83 3NL
    • Caerphilly Bry Road Express – CF83 2RD

    This post is shared solely for public awareness, to inform local shoppers that the scheme is active and which option the blue token supports.

    – S

  14. Public Awareness Note (Names Removed)
    This post highlights safeguarding, professionalism, and governance concerns arising from a publicly shared livestream transcript connected to the CIC “Jayne’s Baby Bank” (Company number 16838920). All private individuals’ names have been removed. Quotes are included solely to illustrate the nature of what was said.


    Specific safeguarding concern: explicit sexual comments

    One of the most serious issues in the transcript is the public discussion, repetition, and mockery of alleged sexual images during a livestream associated with a service linked to mothers and babies.

    Direct excerpts (redacted):

    • “Remember [PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL]’s fella? Sent us a dick pic.”
    • “He sent us a dick pic …”
    • We were laughing at your dick pic.”
    • “We’ve still got that by the way. And the police came out and spoke to him.”
    • Later repeated: “Your fellow was sending us dick pics … and we were laughing at his pictures.”

    These comments are explicit, repeated, and delivered in a mocking tone. Given the surrounding context — including references to mothers with babies present — this raises clear safeguarding and professionalism concerns.


    Related conduct concerns observed in the same transcript

    • Public targeting and pile-on behaviour: scrolling through commenters, identifying individuals, and threatening to “plaster” people across social media.
    • Serious allegations stated as fact: repeated claims of theft, fraud, and criminal conduct about others without evidence presented in the broadcast.
    • Invoking police authority: frequent references to warnings, arrests, charges, and large volumes of “data”, alongside contradictory statements.
    • Privacy and surveillance issues: references to holding extensive messages, sharing them with police, and operating CCTV with audio.

    Why this matters (UK context)

    • Safeguarding expectations: Organisations linked to children and families are expected to maintain appropriate, non-sexualised, and non-abusive public communications.
    • Harassment and intimidation risk: Public mockery, threats, and repeated targeting can escalate harm and discourage lawful challenge or scrutiny.
    • Privacy and data-handling: Retaining and discussing explicit material, private messages, and CCTV/audio recordings raises questions under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.

    Additional context: response from a family member

    Following the publication of the above claims, the daughter of one of the individuals who was publicly accused and targeted responded publicly. Her reply directly challenges the narrative that “70+ threatening messages” exist.

    Excerpt from her public response (verbatim, emphasis added):

    “I have been inundated with messages. Pip squeak to get her address too, so cheers!

    I really am not one to post things on here but when there is someone harassing my mother, won’t leave her alone and doesn’t have any other way of communicating then it’s difficult to get through to her.

    Can someone PLEASE tag Jayne’s Baby Bank / Jayne herself or please ask her to show me these 70+ threatening messages she’s supposed to have shown the police?? As I’m sure she will block me or remove her tag after this is posted.

    My first message was last January and my last was this year.”

    This response is relevant because it:

    • Directly disputes the claim of “70+ threatening messages”;
    • Provides a counter-account from a close family member;
    • Illustrates the wider impact on families when allegations are made publicly.

    Source material

    The original transcript referenced above can be reviewed here:


    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=anita&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all


    Public-safety reminder

    • This post is for public awareness only.
    • No harassment, abuse, or pile-ons should result from this information.
    • Names and identifying details have been removed to reduce further harm.

    Disclaimer: This post quotes and summarises a publicly available transcript and public responses to highlight safeguarding and conduct concerns. It does not assert guilt or make legal determinations. All private individuals have been anonymised.

    – S

  15. Transparency Disclosure

    Following a review of today’s transcripts, site interactions, and log entries, we identified activity that stood out due to the same technical fingerprint appearing across multiple interactions.

    For clarity, we are not attributing this to any individual. People will naturally post strong opinions given the nature of the topic. The purpose of this disclosure is simply to document the technical overlap for open review.


    What we observed

    • Multiple interactions appear to originate from the same IP range (90.)
    • The same device/browser fingerprint appears across those entries

    Device information extracted from the log entries

    • IP address: 90.
    • Device type: Mobile phone
    • Operating system: Android 10
    • Browser: Samsung Internet Browser v29.0
    • Browser engine: AppleWebKit 537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko)
    • Chromium version: Chrome 136.0.0.0 (embedded within Samsung Internet)
    • User-Agent class: Mobile Safari compatible
    • Likely manufacturer: Samsung (SamsungBrowser identifier)
    • Form factor: Touchscreen smartphone

    Timestamp log (public record)
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/TRANSPARENCY_TIMESTAMP.txt

    In the interest of open-source transparency and legitimacy, we are publishing this note alongside the raw timestamp record.

    — S

    1. Follow-up Transparency Note – Why This Matters

      This follow-up is provided to explain why the above technical disclosure is relevant in light of today’s transcript claims.

      In the transcript, it is claimed that a telephone call was made anonymously, while at the same time information was allegedly shared that referenced or identified “Sherlock”. These two positions are logically inconsistent.

      Further to this, the commentator using the name “KT” explicitly states:

      • They are employed at a specific shop
      • They reference a particular shop location

      Once an individual voluntarily discloses their place of work and location, the interaction can no longer reasonably be described as anonymous. That disclosure alone removes anonymity.

      Additionally, the suggestion that identifying or contextual information could have been obtained via an “anonymous call” is undermined by the fact that any call which conveys identifiable details inherently ceases to be anonymous. Passing information that singles out an individual or group contradicts the premise of anonymity.

      This note does not allege identity and does not attribute intent. It simply highlights internal inconsistencies between what has been publicly claimed and what has been voluntarily disclosed.

      These logical conflicts are documented here purely for the purposes of clarity, transparency, and accurate public record-keeping.

      — S

    2. I see her Peter Mal account is active again. She’s totally obsessed with Hayley and HCT. I find it hillarious that she’s posting about the state of HCT shops but in reality she’s describing the cess pit of shops she’s actually polluting the high street with… she posts the same stuff day in and day out for years.. there’s no break in pattern . She’s so predictable!

      1. I do believe in this very obsessed behaviour that Carrie Ann is very very jealous of Hayley Thomas. Why i wonder 🤔

        1. Whilst she has recently claimed that Hayley reported her to social services when Daniel was just a child, and that this forms the basis of her hatred, it is likely far more simple: shutting down rivals and anyone associated with them.

          During the pandemic, and throughout her trial run as a self-imposed authority figure, Carrie aligned herself with individuals who later chose to distance themselves from JBB. Envy, jealousy, or simple name-calling gradually escalated into the situation we see now.

          Judging this as a neutral party, it appears to be a matter of burning loose ends she believes have wronged her. After all, she was caught using false names to claim food items for personal use, as well as claiming to be a charity or “charity pending”, without even accounting for the claims made about her educational credentials.

          A clear trend emerges: if anyone is associated with a former associate, they become the subject of abuse. Nicola is a clear example. We released footage from the Ukraine border, yet Jayne’s Baby Bank dismissed it as a scam, despite the existence of videos, messages, and other supporting material.

          To me, it seems obvious that Carrie is willing to go down in flames if it means taking others with her. She operated for a long period despite police involvement, council scrutiny, and other forms of oversight, yet continued regardless. She played a calculated game. If she were arrested tomorrow, she could still reflect on how far the scheme went. In another life, she could have been a very successful person. She may still have time, depending on how the law ultimately plays out.

          – S

      2. Saw those three posts, disgusting comments from the Director of a CIC. Hopefully HCT have reported this to the relevant authorities!
        Carrie is also joining local community facebook groups using the Peter Mal profile and other pseudonyms. Keep letting the admin of these groups know as there is no other reason to do this other than for malicious intent.

      3. It’s so obvious who’s behind these fake accounts.
        I’ve also noted her ’boutique’ account liking her own posts.
        I’m waiting for the ‘bots’ to reappear. Her funds must be very low with last week’s shop closures.
        It was also interesting to see her actually admit there’s 3 full time staff, the rest are part-time/casual…… It doesn’t need a rocket scientist to work out who they are.
        I’ve said previously that something is happening, her fraud, lies and deceitful ways are hopefully coming to an end.

        1. The other thing that annoys me is that she plays victim. Says she has autism and learning difficulties and she’s single mother! She isn’t a single mother… Dan is a fully grown adult!!

  16. SOURCE: Facebook live stream transcript (Jayne’s Baby Bank). The speaker is communicating publicly while representing an organisation trading under CIC governance and interacting with followers, volunteers, and service users.

    https://www.facebook.com/100083342834915/videos/891354846825709/


    VERBATIM QUOTES (unaltered):

    “this refers to a post of alcohol being referenced alongside morphine on a page presented to support vulnerable mothers.”

    “So I’m still alive. Can I not have a night off and get shitfaced in a hot tub with a Baileys and a morphine pill that I’m prescribed?”

    “Can I knock the clock off and go in my hot tub and get shitfaced in my hot tub with my Baileys and morphine?”

    “So I’ll take my shit face post off now from 2023. I do apologize that I was drunk in a hot tub on Morphine guys.”

    “My behavior is shocking guys.”

    “Any of the donations that go in the box go to my Bailey’s hot tub and morphine fund. No, they don’t. No, they don’t.”

    “And then we’ll start an Alcoholics Anonymous group, because, you know, in the last five years of me doing this, I’ve had one Baileys and a hot tub and a morphine tablet.”

    “But what I would suggest any mothers out there that are struggling, get yourself a Baileys. Get in a hot tub, get yourself a Baileys and chill out.”

    “We’re not in Covid, Linda! Finished! Infection control on my backside.”

    “Hospitals are one of the most dirtiest, contagious places in the world, you know that?”


    WHY THIS IS A SAFEGUARDING RISK (CIC CONTEXT):

    • Public normalisation of risky substance use: The live stream includes repeated, graphic references to getting “shitfaced” while taking “a morphine pill”. Even if lawfully prescribed, presenting opioid use alongside alcohol as a joke or lifestyle content is unsafe messaging when your page is “presented to support vulnerable mothers”.
    • Influencing a vulnerable audience: The statement

      “any mothers out there that are struggling, get yourself a Baileys. Get in a hot tub, get yourself a Baileys and chill out.”

      is not neutral “personal life” talk. It is a direct suggestion to mothers who may be under stress, in crisis, or dealing with mental health and substance vulnerabilities. That creates foreseeable harm pathways (encouraging alcohol as coping; normalising intoxication; encouraging risky self-medication narratives).

    • Mocking addiction support / minimising alcohol harm: The “Alcoholics Anonymous group” remark, in the same segment as promoting Baileys to struggling mothers, can reasonably be seen as trivialising alcohol dependency and support services. That is inappropriate conduct for an organisation claiming to support vulnerable people.
    • Reputational and trust collapse: A CIC relies on public trust to accept donations, engage volunteers, and support families. Joking about “donations” funding “my Bailey’s hot tub and morphine fund” (even with a follow-up disclaimer) is catastrophic optics and undermines confidence in financial stewardship and governance.
    • Dismissal of basic safety critique: The transcript includes hostile dismissal of infection control concerns:

      “Infection control on my backside.”

      If the organisation is delivering items into healthcare settings or interacting with vulnerable families, this tone signals poor risk awareness and weak safeguarding culture.


    DUTY OF CARE WHILE LIVE (THIS IS NOT “PRIVATE SPEECH”):

    • Live streaming is a governance act: When a director/manager speaks on the organisation’s channel, they are acting as the public face of the CIC. The standard is higher than personal social media. Your communications must not create risk, encourage harmful coping strategies, or normalise dangerous conduct to your service user base.
    • Safeguarding is about culture and judgement: Safeguarding is not only “what happens in a building”. It includes leadership behaviour, messaging, boundaries, and the example set publicly to volunteers and beneficiaries. The transcript demonstrates poor judgement by combining: (1) intoxication references, (2) opioid references, and (3) advice directed at struggling mothers.
    • Foreseeability: It is foreseeable that some viewers may be alcohol-dependent, in recovery, on prescription medications, pregnant/postnatal, experiencing domestic abuse, or managing mental health crises. Advising alcohol as a coping mechanism can be directly harmful in those contexts.

    POTENTIAL LEGAL / REGULATORY CONSEQUENCES (UK):

    • Director duties and governance standards: CIC officers/directors are expected to act responsibly, protect the organisation’s reputation, and operate in the community interest. Public communications that trivialise intoxication, opioid use, and addiction support can evidence poor governance and may invite regulatory scrutiny (particularly if paired with other safeguarding or financial concerns).
    • Safeguarding obligations: If the CIC works with families, mothers, or children (directly or indirectly), it should operate safeguarding policies, appropriate signposting, and safe communications. Statements encouraging alcohol for “mothers… struggling” are the opposite of safe signposting, and may be cited as evidence of safeguarding weakness.
    • Health and safety / operational risk: Where volunteers, staff, or members of the public attend premises or participate in collections/deliveries, organisations have duties to manage risk. A leadership culture that mocks safety concerns (“infection control…”) can become relevant if incidents occur and governance is examined.
    • Reputational harm impacting funding and partnerships: Local authorities, NHS-linked environments, grant funders, and partner charities may reconsider engagement if leadership messaging appears to encourage intoxication or trivialise safeguarding. This is not a “cancel culture” point; it is standard risk management.

    WHY THIS IS A DANGER (PRACTICAL RISK PATHWAYS):

    • Normalising alcohol as stress relief: The transcript explicitly suggests alcohol to struggling mothers. That is an unsafe coping message, particularly in a community-support context.
    • Normalising mixing alcohol and opioids: The repeated pairing of “Baileys” with “morphine” is dangerous messaging. Even if prescribed, it signals that sedation/intoxication is casual and acceptable.
    • Undermining safeguarding confidence: When leaders mock legitimate welfare concerns and dismiss safety critique, it discourages whistleblowing, discourages volunteers from raising issues, and increases the chance of harm being missed or minimised.
    • Financial trust erosion: Jokes about donations funding intoxication—even “as a joke”—are corrosive. Donors and beneficiaries require confidence that funds are handled with seriousness.

    PUBLIC QUESTIONS (EVIDENCE-LED, NON-DEFAMATORY):

    • Given the quote

      “any mothers out there that are struggling, get yourself a Baileys…”

      what safeguarding policy exists for communications aimed at vulnerable service users?

    • Does the CIC have a formal code of conduct for officers/representatives when speaking on official channels, including avoiding advice that promotes alcohol as coping?
    • What governance controls exist to ensure public messaging does not undermine public trust, safeguarding confidence, or partner relationships?
    • Will the CIC commit to replacing this type of messaging with appropriate signposting (GP, midwife/health visitor, perinatal mental health support, DV support, addiction services) rather than alcohol-based “advice”?

    Transcript: https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22morphine%22&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all&open_transcript=20260112_891354846825709.txt

    – S

    1. For those who wish to contact the appropriate parties, the email template is provided below, along with the correct and relevant recipients. This organisation operates within Caerphilly County Borough, so reports should be directed accordingly, alongside the CIC regulator using their prescribed process.


      RECOMMENDED RECIPIENTS (FOCUSED – CAERPHILLY & CIC ONLY):


      EMAIL TEMPLATE (copy/paste in full):

      Subject: Safeguarding and governance concern – Jayne’s Baby Bank (public live video content)

      Dear Sir or Madam,

      I am writing to raise a formal safeguarding and governance concern regarding Jayne’s Baby Bank, which presents itself as operating under Community Interest Company (CIC) governance and supporting vulnerable mothers and families.

      This concern relates to a public Facebook live video broadcast on the organisation’s page, in which the speaker repeatedly references intoxication, combines alcohol with prescription morphine, and explicitly encourages alcohol use as a coping mechanism to “mothers… struggling”.

      SOURCE VIDEO (Facebook):

      https://www.facebook.com/100083342834915/videos/891354846825709/

      BACKUP TRANSCRIPT (verbatim):

      https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22morphine%22&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all&open_transcript=20260112_891354846825709.txt

      BACKUP VIDEO COPY (in case of deletion):

      https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/FB_Videos/URGENT_Alcohol_Morphine.mp4

      Verbatim excerpts (quoted exactly):

      “So I’m still alive. Can I not have a night off and get shitfaced in a hot tub with a Baileys and a morphine pill that I’m prescribed?”

      “Can I knock the clock off and go in my hot tub and get shitfaced in my hot tub with my Baileys and morphine?”

      “But what I would suggest any mothers out there that are struggling, get yourself a Baileys. Get in a hot tub, get yourself a Baileys and chill out.”

      “And then we’ll start an Alcoholics Anonymous group…”

      Reason for concern

      These statements were made during a live broadcast representing the organisation, not as private speech. In that context, they raise serious concerns regarding safeguarding culture, leadership judgement, encouragement of alcohol use as coping for vulnerable mothers, and reputational and governance risk for a CIC operating in the public interest.

      This report is submitted in good faith, with full source material provided so the content can be reviewed in its original context.

      Kind regards,
      [Your name]


      – Sherlock

  17. https://www.facebook.com/100083342834915/videos/1046115524358646

    Public safeguarding concern (based on the speaker’s own words)

    This video contains multiple statements that raise serious safeguarding, harassment, and data-protection concerns. In particular, it appears to encourage third parties to assist in identifying a private individual’s home address, and it normalises the idea of publicly shaming people using CCTV footage.

    Verbatim quotes:

    “And, you know, we’re looking for where Lindalou lives now to deal with her.”

    “So, I know who Lindalou is, but I want to find out where she lives, so that we can issue her with warnings, etc.”

    “So, you know, I’d like to send that off to the PIP.”

    “HCT keep calling us money launderers and scammers.”

    “rather than ring the police over a two or three pound bouncer, it’s easier to plaster their face all over Facebook.”

    “You can put people all over Facebook because they know there’s CCTV in the area.”

    “unless you specifically write to some company or the council and say, I don’t want to be put on your CCTV, or anybody to see me on my CCTV whatsoever, they can do it because it’s public domain.”

    “So, don’t try and stop me from putting stuff there.”

    “we’re going to find out where she lives, and she’s going to be sent a legal notice”

    “But I need an address, you see, to send out the legal documentation.”

    “So, if you know who Lindalou is, please let me know the address. I won’t divulge the information you’ve given me whatsoever, and that you’ve given it to me.”

    Why this is concerning:

    • Requesting a home address of a named/identifiable person (and assuring secrecy) reads as soliciting personal data from the public and risks escalating into harassment.
    • Threat/pressure language such as “deal with her”, “issue her with warnings”, and repeated emphasis on finding where someone lives creates an intimidating narrative aimed at a private individual.
    • Encouraging “plaster their face all over Facebook” in lieu of reporting to police risks misidentification, vigilantism, and targeted abuse.
    • Misleading assertions about CCTV and “public domain”: CCTV footage is not automatically “public domain”, and the right to publish images of individuals is not created simply because cameras exist in an area.
    • Allegations about disability benefits (“send that off to the PIP”) are serious accusations, made publicly, and can invite harassment against the person being discussed.

    Public interest questions that need answering:

    • Why is the audience being asked to supply an individual’s address rather than using lawful, appropriate channels?
    • What safeguarding controls exist to prevent supporters/volunteers from being mobilised to identify, locate, or target members of the public?
    • What is the policy on publishing CCTV stills/footage of members of the public on social media, and how does that align with UK GDPR and data-protection obligations?

    Safeguarding note: Encouraging people to provide private addresses, and threatening “legal notices” while crowd-sourcing someone’s location, is not normal or appropriate conduct for any organisation presenting itself as community-facing. If this content remains live, it risks causing real-world harm.

    This comment is made for safeguarding and public-interest purposes, based solely on the speaker’s own published statements quoted above.

    – S

    1. Well I’m absolutely gobsmacked after watching Ms Ridsdales latest video. Apparently I stole her headboard in Caerphilly and I was seen on her friends cctv doing this. That’s amazing because I have never been to Caerphilly! And also I am not disabled in any way and I do not claim PIP! I have also never been in any of her shops so I think she owes me an apology. I have been in contact with the CIC complaints previously and they will be getting a copy of this video tomorrow. I would comment on her page but surprise surprise comments are blocked!

      1. Sorry Lindalou that you’ve received such backlash from CAR.
        It was me that reported the headboard but I certainly didn’t steal it. The Council probably took it away as it was blocking the pavement and dangerous with the legs of the headboard protruding out.
        Not sure why a legal notice would be relevant anyway as its not illegal to report an obstruction on a pavement.

        1. You don’t have to apologise. She doesn’t scare me. I just love the way her narrative changes with every rant she puts on her Facebook page. She is so deluded and in my opinion mentally unhinged. She seems to think she is some super hero but in reality she is a pathetic liar who wouldn’t know the truth if it slapped her in the face! I really really hope that the relevant authorities will finally step in and stop this dreadful woman from continuing with her farcical antics.

      2. Her constant attempts to belittle others just makes these rants more embarrassing, proving how deluded and unhinged she actually is.
        Considering she has CCTV with audio inside and outside, why is she asking for help.
        There are far more people aware of her scam than we realise.

    2. Okay this is actually quite funny. Who is Lindalou and what has she got to do with the headboard?
      Carrie dear you are loosing the plot. Do you think anyone on here actually uses their real names.
      Why would someone who has written to the council about you blocking the pavement with a headboard get a ‘legal notice’ from you. Please explain, I’m desperate to know. Your recent video, which by the way I haven’t watched (only read a transcript) is so fabricated with lies, and more exaggerated each time you bring this particular incident to the fore its quite laughable.
      How are people going to give you an address for Lindalou if it wasn’t even Lindalou who reported you? I’m trying not to pee my pants right now but this is so, so funny.
      You need to be careful Carrie, very careful as the real me knows your legal name and address to contact the relative authorities about. You on the other hand haven’t a clue who I really am 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    3. I work in new look. I can’t wait for her to put her rubbish outside our shop. I’ll be taking it straight out back into the bin. She thinks she can do what she wants well she can’t. She’s a nusense all the shops moan about her, we’ve never seen anyone go in her shop either let alone buy her junk. She makes the street look a state with all the stuff outside her shop she’s not doing that to mine

  18. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=862791776508909&id=100083342834915

    We do not recognise the location or address shown, and it has no connection to us.

    The door-camera image displayed is dated yesterday. Local authority complaints departments, including CCBC, do not operate at weekends. In addition, formal complaints follow a defined process, with an approximate 20 working-day period from submission to outcome (where upheld). On that basis, the narrative presented does not align with standard council procedure or timescales.

    More concerning is the public sharing of imagery and implied location data relating to a private individual, coupled with claims that this information originates from a council complaint. Local authorities do not disclose personal or identifying information relating to complainants or third parties due to strict data protection obligations under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Any suggestion that such material was released by a council is therefore misleading.

    If this organisation is operating as a Community Interest Company (CIC), there are potential legal ramifications. Publishing or soliciting identification of a private individual may amount to unlawful disclosure of personal data, misuse of private information, or harassment. A CIC is expected to operate transparently, lawfully, and in the public interest; facilitating or encouraging doxxing behaviour is incompatible with those obligations and may expose the organisation and its officers to regulatory scrutiny, civil liability, and potential referral to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

    In light of the above, the post appears to target an unrelated private individual rather than reflect any legitimate or evidenced council process. Based on previous, documented patterns, this may instead stem from a personal grievance, an adverse comment, or perceived association with another charity, rather than any lawful complaint outcome.

    – S

    1. We can now confirm that the material shared by Carrie (Jayne) of Jayne’s Baby Bank relates to a former charity and an individual who has previously been subjected to hostility and abuse by Carrie.

      Contrary to the implication made, the image in question was voluntarily published by the individual on their own Facebook page as a routine personal post referencing local weather conditions. It was not obtained via a council complaint, not supplied by any local authority, and not connected to any disclosure submitted by “Sherlock”.

      It is important to state clearly that local authorities do not release personal images, locations, or identifying information relating to complainants or third parties due to strict data protection obligations. Any suggestion that such material originated from a council process is therefore misleading.

      We are concerned that this content has been retrospectively reframed to imply wrongdoing, doxxing, or official involvement where none exists. This has the effect of publicly targeting a private individual and risks encouraging identification or harassment.

      Once again, this follows a documented pattern whereby events are reinterpreted in a manner that undermines or discredits individuals who have made positive and legitimate contributions within the charitable sector, including those who have previously raised concerns in good faith.

      For the avoidance of doubt, we will not identify or disclose the individual involved. However, we can confirm that the narrative presented is inaccurate and that the claims made in relation to councils, complaints, and disclosure do not align with established process or fact.

      – S

      1. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=868523939269026&id=100083342834915

        For clarity and accuracy, the image being referenced did not originate from any council, complaint process, or official disclosure.

        It was publicly claimed today:

        “Update this address has now been confirmed to be Nicola Williams cwtch up charity that we got shut down. Surprise Surprise! Same people all the time. Police updated and the council.”

        This statement is inaccurate.

        The image was publicly posted by Nicola Williams on her own Facebook account as a routine personal update relating to local weather conditions. It was not obtained via a council complaint, not supplied by any local authority or police force, and not connected in any way to “Sherlock”.

        Any suggestion that a council or police authority disclosed, confirmed, or leaked images, location data, or identifying information is false. Such disclosure would be unlawful under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, and no evidence has been produced to support that claim.

        More seriously, the repeated publication of a private individual’s imagery, coupled with assertions of official confirmation and requests or implications that others identify an address, may amount to a course of conduct capable of causing alarm or distress.

        Under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, harassment can include repeated acts which a reasonable person would consider oppressive or intrusive. Behaviour that involves monitoring, targeting, or encouraging identification of an individual’s location may also engage the legal definition of stalking under section 2A of the Act.

        These risks are heightened where allegations are framed as involving police or council confirmation, as this may lend false authority to the claims and exacerbate the impact on the individual concerned.

        Where an organisation operating as a Community Interest Company is involved, there are additional governance and regulatory considerations. CICs are required to act lawfully and in the public interest. Conduct that facilitates or encourages targeting, intimidation, or misuse of personal data is incompatible with those obligations and may expose the organisation and its officers to regulatory or legal scrutiny.

        For the avoidance of doubt: the image was self-published by the individual; no authority confirmed any address; no lawful disclosure occurred; and the narrative presented does not reflect established legal process or fact.

        – S

  19. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=862233473231406&id=100083342834915

    This argument is based on a misunderstanding of basic retail and charity shop economics.

    Items donated to charity have a cost basis of £0. Selling a donated item for £1 is not a “£9 loss” simply because someone assigns it a £10 retail value. If an item does not sell, its realised value is £0, not £10.

    Using the example given:
    14 rails × 40 items = 560 items.
    At £1 each, that is £560 in actual revenue, not a £5k “loss”. Unsold stock sitting on rails for months generates no income at all, while still requiring sorting, storing, re-handling and space.

    High turnover at lower prices often reduces long-term workload, improves cashflow, and prevents stock stagnation. Claiming that selling more items is inherently worse because it creates work ignores the reality that unsold stock creates repeated work with no return.

    Finally, invoking volunteer wellbeing does not correct flawed maths. Many charity shops price affordably precisely to reduce repeated handling and maximise sell-through.

    The issue here is not effort — it is a misunderstanding of value versus revenue.

    – S

  20. PUBLIC RECORD CLARIFICATION (UK IPO)

    According to the UK Intellectual Property Office, the following is the current and correct position:

    • Trade mark number: UK00004316067
    • Status: Pre-Publication (not registered, not examined, no opposition period commenced)
    • Class: 36 – Fundraising
    • Owner: Jayne Price, 7 Meadow Road, Blackwood, NP12 2AG, United Kingdom

    This is a pending application only. It does not confer registered trade mark rights, exclusivity, or enforcement powers at this stage.


    VERBATIM PUBLIC STATEMENTS (SOURCE: FACEBOOK POST & VIDEO)

    The following are direct, unaltered quotes published publicly:

    “As you know we have been helping families since 2016 rescuing rabbits and small animals… We didn’t want to release the information until we had the trademark… so I own the trademark and the copyright.”

    “We needed something to distract the haters… so we slung them a baby bank to fight about… and the idiots fell for it.”

    “The baby bank was the decoy all the while.”

    “So we need a decoy. So we made the baby bank.”


    PUBLIC INTEREST & SAFEGUARDING OBSERVATIONS

    The above statements raise legitimate and reasonable questions for public clarification:

    • A CIC or not-for-profit openly described as a “decoy” raises concerns around transparency, donor intent, and informed consent.
    • Fundraising under Class 36 implies the handling of public donations. Donors are entitled to clarity on which entity is being funded and for what purpose.
    • Trade mark ownership has been publicly asserted despite the application being pre-publication only, which may mislead the public as to the legal position.
    • Statements suggesting intentional distraction, manipulation, or provocation are inconsistent with the expected conduct of organisations working with vulnerable families, volunteers, and animals.

    LEGAL & GOVERNANCE NOTE

    This comment does not allege wrongdoing. It simply records:

    • What has been publicly stated, verbatim;
    • What the official IPO register currently shows;
    • Why these points matter in the context of public trust, CIC governance, and safeguarding.

    All quotations originate from the organisation’s own published materials. No inference beyond those statements is made.

    Keyword “Decoy”: https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22decoy%22&limit=50&sort_order=newest&search_type=all

    — Sherlock

    1. ADDENDUM: RELEVANT LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONTEXT

      This addendum follows the previously posted public-record clarification and addresses the legal framework engaged by the operator’s own statements describing the Baby Bank as a deliberate “decoy”.


      VERBATIM ADMISSIONS (FOR CONTEXT)

      “The baby bank was the decoy all the while.”

      “So we need a decoy. So we made the baby bank.”


      WHY THESE STATEMENTS ENGAGE STATUTORY OVERSIGHT

      A Community Interest Company (CIC) is not a casual or informal structure. It is governed by specific legislation intended to protect the public, donors, and beneficiaries.

      Key frameworks engaged include:


      PUBLIC SAFETY AND DONOR PROTECTION

      If an organisation:

      • solicits or accepts donations,
      • presents itself as a baby bank or community support service,
      • and later publicly states that the same operation was a deliberate “decoy”,

      then it is reasonable for members of the public to question whether donations, volunteer time, and trust were obtained on a fully informed basis.

      This is particularly sensitive where:

      • infants and vulnerable families are involved;
      • goods and money are handled;
      • the organisation benefits from the credibility associated with CIC status.

      SCOPE AND INTENT OF THIS ADDENDUM

      This add-on comment:

      • does not allege criminal guilt;
      • does not speculate beyond published admissions;
      • exists to explain why the operator’s own words engage formal legal and regulatory frameworks.

      All references above point to official legislation or .gov regulatory bodies. The purpose is transparency, safeguarding, and public understanding — nothing more.

      — Sherlock

      1. SOURCE: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=862273129894107&id=100083342834915

        The post linked above actively promotes fundraising and a monetised purchasing link. This is difficult to reconcile with prior statements that parts of the operation were a “decoy”. If fundraising, monetisation, and revenue-generation are publicly encouraged, it raises a reasonable question as to what was a decoy, and what was not.

        There is also a clear inconsistency between repeated claims that “nobody takes a wage” and numerous statements acknowledging income, monetisation, or wages in practice. For example, verbatim:

        • “The customers pay your wages.”
        • “You do realise that the interaction you have with our profile pays us because we’re monetised by Facebook.”
        • “Collecting our Facebook influencer wages. Covered at least one of the shops rents this month.”
        • “I’m monetised.”
        • “So, you know, technically it should be my wage.”

        Alongside repeated public assertions such as, verbatim:

        • “WE ALL WORK FOR FREE NONE OF US TAKE A WAGE.”
        • “Nobody takes a wage.”
        • “Jayne’s Baby Bank CEO – £0.00 yearly wage.”

        In addition, posts state, verbatim:

        • “In the new year we are looking to employ some of the Mothers who help us to run the shops and pay a wage as an employer.”
        • “We pay our volunteers minimum £20 a day in stock.”

        These positions cannot all be true at the same time. If income is generated through fundraising links, Facebook monetisation, influencer payments, or payments in kind, it is misleading to present the operation as involving no wages or paid income at all.

        This comment is not a criticism of volunteers or the assistance they may provide. It is a straightforward issue of transparency and consistency in public statements about fundraising, monetisation, and wages.

        – S

        1. I don’t understand why anyone would want to volunteer for this woman. She’s asking for people to take on apprenticeships with her yet this is a recent post of her:-
          ” apprenticeships – get your cv in please guys. We asked over 2 weeks ago. Not a good start to us taking you on if you can’t follow a simple instruction”.
          Wow, just wow!!!

  21. The degree is an easy one – BA is a Bachelor of Arts. If she was a nurse, especially one attending surgery, it would be a BSc… because science…

  22. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=861176473337106&id=100083342834915

    For the avoidance of doubt, several statements made above require clarification.

    First, UK trademark law does not protect ideas, concepts, or general charitable activities. Trademark protection applies only to specific registered marks in defined classes and is enforced primarily through civil proceedings, not criminal charges. Simply operating similar services, supporting families, or engaging with public bodies does not constitute trademark infringement.

    Secondly, there is no statutory or legal register for “baby banks” or “foodbanks” in the UK. These are descriptive terms used widely across the voluntary sector. Registration as a CIC does not grant exclusivity over service models, partnerships, or methods of support.

    Thirdly, publicly suggesting that other charities or groups have acted improperly towards the NHS, or have “taken” resources unlawfully, is a serious allegation. Such claims should only be made where clear, verifiable evidence exists. Without that, statements of this nature risk being misleading and damaging.

    Charitable and community organisations routinely work alongside the NHS, councils, and other partners in a variety of legitimate ways. Collaboration is not ownership, and shared objectives are not “copying”.

    Finally, community-interest organisations have a responsibility to communicate accurately, professionally, and without intimidation. The sector exists to support vulnerable people, not to assert ownership over ideas or to undermine others through legally incorrect or inflammatory claims.

    Constructive cooperation benefits communities. Misrepresentation of the law and public accusations do not.

    — Sherlock

    1. I’m pretty sure you cannot rock up at a hospital and just drop random books in areas the staff use. You have to go through infection control and security. If the staff could see the state of her shops and donation centre where the books have come from they definitely would not be allowed inside a hospital! The videos of her wandering around the hospital the day she went on holiday was quite concerning. Also she must have filled her luggage with the free tea and coffee sachets from the hotel, as I have stayed in several hotels in Feurtaventura and they are the exact same sachets used in the hotels. You cannot buy the Mama Innes coffee sachets in the UK!

      1. It’s the thank you on each of the cheap crap coffee and teabags 🤔Throw them in the bin Carrie like the hospital worker’s will have too now. Silly silly bully women 🤪 🙄 Be gone as you like to say.

      2. She’s basically dumped the books in patient waiting areas. These areas are not staff rooms. Housekeeping staff may very well meet up in these areas when clinics have finished for the day.
        I can also confirm that these books would NOT have been taken by staff for use on wards or clinician areas. They would have been collected and binned.
        Ms Risdale should know this with the ‘training’ she claims to have completed.
        All She’s done is ‘fly-tip’ on NHS property.
        I have also seen the coffee, teabag and sugar sachets abroad.
        As normal people know, they are for guests, not for public gifting.

  23. Her web of lies and over inflated grandiose delusions are so conflated I really think this woman is deranged. The obsession with HCT borders limerance. Her disgusting beration of anyone who dares to challenge her clearly is either psychopathy or narcissism. I feel truly bereft of her treatment of Hayley Thomas, that woman must be stoical and made of wrought iron, because by now if I had suffered years of this abuse by Jayne Carrie Anne worzel gummage I would have done time. She is so utterly devoid of any humanity or accountability that words fail me, but on the plus side she is mortal, and one day she will get hers. Karma is coming for that one!

    1. Nem, I totally agree with everything you have said.
      I don’t know any of the people Ms Risdale continually berates, but the documented evidence more than provides the nasty piece of work she is.
      I’m sure by now she’s attracted the attention of the relevant authorities to close her scam down once and for all.
      Although the weather has contributed to the closure of the shops at the beginning of the week, she has managed to attempt some sort of organising of the so-called ‘donation centre’.
      If these shops are shut, there’s is no revenue, overheads will still need to be paid. She is already in rent arrears with the pontypridd shop, the lease expires very soon. Asking for volunteers, asking for favours to collect for her.
      As I’ve previously said, if she had the abundance of volunteers and following she claims to have, why were the shops shut so long while she was away? Where is her documented evidence of helping the mothers and children? Where is the CCTV footage she continues to claim has caught shoplifting, staff abuse, damage to ‘her’ signs etc.
      Why is she no longer shouting about being a registered CIC?
      She so predictable, let’s get ready for her illnesses, hospital/doctor appointments, landlords not renting the properties to standard, raising the rents, or the ‘haters’ making her self diagnosed problems worse. She is insanely jealous of their hard work at being successful, whilst she destroys everything she touches.

      1. You’ve hit the nail on the head. Prior to Christmas she made several comments about how damp the Pontypool shop is. My guess is she’s not opened them for two weeks and her next rant will be that all ‘her stock’ is ruined by the damp and she needs to move out of the Pontypool shop as it isn’t fit for purpose. Not the fact that her lease on the shop is up on 16th January and is unlikely to be renewed as she is behind on the rent and has broken several of the clauses in her agreement.

      2. Iv just come across this page and need to state that jaynes baby bank really doesn’t help mothers. I asked for help with nappies and baby milk, she tried to charge me £5 a tin of milk and £3 for nappies which are only £2 odd in asda newborn sizes. I asked about foodbank help and was told unless I donate items regularly then I can’t have anything. I was looking at a pram that was there asked the price and it was £150 how is this helping people. The shop also stank so bad really stale and sweaty.

        1. Emily, well done on speaking out.
          Her lies, bullying, harassment and stalking of registered charities has been well documented, thanks to Sherlock and the work put in to reveal the fraudulent ways of this despicable woman. She is also stalking this site and has claimed it is run by ‘haters’ (her words for anyone who speaks against her).
          There are credible charities who genuinely help mothers, babies, homeless, veterans and animals.
          I wish you all the very best and hope a hard time in your life is easing. Many people, including myself have been through times of hardship, especially when children are young. Things usually improve and we come out stronger the other side. Without doubt, you will look back and know that you did your very best.

      3. Utterly agree, this deranged woman is about to reap all the cruelty liable slander, fraud and exploitation of everyone she has duped.

        I work for a legitimate Nationally recognised Food bank, and fortunately we have not had the misfortune of any interactions with her, the thought of such makes my toes curl. All our women in need are supported by legitimate Baby banks which ensure all thier donations are hygienic sanitised and fit for purpose, Her disgusting shops are a hygiene nightmare, dust mites, which can cause scabies and ring worm, rodent droppings, her shops are inaccessible to anyone who dares to tread, they are devoid of cleanliness and hygiene procedures, piled high with disorganised chaos. Sanitation is zero! Utterly shameful and truly awful to behold. Unprofessional and Unsanitary. Do not support this woman and her lucrative bin raiding schemes, please do seek out legitimate well respected services I your area.

  24. The following addresses a series of public claims made by Carrie Anne Ridsdale, using her own statements, archived material, and supporting documentation. Our focus is on factual accuracy, internal consistency, and verifiable records.

    1. Use of Photographs

    Claim:
    Photos were posted of “someone fundraising and helping other charities and groups in need”.

    Response: The individual referenced is Carrie Anne Ridsdale.

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/ITV_004.png

    2. Pontypool Shop & Lease Claims

    Claim:
    That leaving the Pontypool shop would require 12 months’ notice or 12 months’ compensation, citing Aberbargoed, Big Risca and Blackwood.

    Response: The lease for 5 Crane Street, Pontypool explicitly excludes security of tenure under the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954. There is no legal requirement for 12 months’ notice and no entitlement to compensation.

    This is a fixed-term lease:

    • Start: 17 January 2023
    • End: 16 January 2026

    While it may take a long time to clear the premises, the legal claim regarding notice and compensation is incorrect.

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/5-Crane-Street-Lease-2023-Unsigned.pdf

    3 & 4. Teaching / Trinity Fields Employment

    Claim:
    “I have never said I was a teacher.” / “I have never said I worked for Trinity Fields.”

    Response: Archived public statements contradict this.

    QUOTE (verbatim):

    “I worked in Autistic Spectrum Disorder Reseorce Base for children with ASD and learning difficulties for 12 years in school as a teaching assistant and 1 to 1 support staff. Other TA’s ect welcome to volunteer.”

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22teaching%22&limit=50&sort_order=oldest&search_type=all&open_transcript=400942049360553_1712101372_fb.json

    Further references to Autism Resource Base work:

    Source (2):
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22Autistic+Spectrum+Disorder%22&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all

    Methodology Note: The specific location was identifiable from her former public profile prior to deletion. When region and role are disclosed publicly, identification is straightforward. The wording later shifted from “teaching assistant” to “resource base work”, but the employment context remained consistent.

    5. Relationship Claims

    Claim:
    “I have been single since forever… what partners you are contacting is beyond me.”

    Response: No partners were contacted. The references originate from comments on her own now-deleted Facebook post, as well as images and posts from her personal profile prior to the Jayne Price alias, all of which were public from 2015 onwards.

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22Puppy+cakes%22+%22complete+dick%22&limit=50&sort_order=relevance&search_type=all

    6. Education Timeline (College / University)

    Claim:
    “1996 I went to Crosskeys College – why would I be in college in 2016 when I was at Cardiff University studying a nursing degree?”

    Response: We archived supporting material, including references described by the claimant as an “Extended Essay”, visibly attributed to Carrie Anne Ridsdale.

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/ITV_001.png

    Attendance claims across Crosskeys College, Ystrad Mynach College, and Cardiff University are not disputed in isolation. The issue is timeline coherence when juxtaposed with other public statements.

    7. Green Scrubs & Nursing Claims

    Claim:
    “Green scrubs are used for theatre, not students. Students wear purple.”

    Response: A 2015 image shared by the claimant is confirmed to be of herself.

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/ITV_003.png

    Given this confirmation, it is reasonable to ask why imagery supporting attendance is not shown from 2016–2019, the period repeatedly cited for Cardiff University nursing studies.

    Her current Jayne’s Baby Bank “About Me” states:

    “Studied BA Hons Nursing at Cardiff University 9 November 2016”

    8. Hospital Donations

    Claim:
    That Jayne’s Baby Bank gives to hospitals, unlike others who “take”.

    Response: We welcome transparency and would positively encourage the publication of verifiable evidence showing hospital donations (items, cheques, handovers). This would be beneficial and easily resolved with documentation or footage.

    Closing Statement — Qualifications & Biochemistry Claim

    A recurring claim states:

    “I have studied a diploma in biochemistry, and I have also studied nursing at Cardiff University.”

    Source:
    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22university%22&limit=50&sort_order=oldest&search_type=all&open_transcript=20250905_794227406339803.txt

    Clarification: Cardiff University does not offer a standalone Diploma in Biochemistry as a routine qualification. Biochemistry is delivered as a full BSc degree, requiring:

    • Strong prior science background (typically A-level Biology and/or Chemistry, or Access to HE Science),
    • Multi-year assessed laboratory and theoretical study.

    As such, claiming to have “studied a diploma in biochemistry at Cardiff University” is ambiguous at best and misleading without clarification of:

    • Awarding body,
    • Level,
    • Dates,
    • Whether this was an external access or foundation course rather than a Cardiff University qualification itself.

    When examined alongside the wider timeline and shifting educational claims, the gaps remain unresolved.

    Further clarification is invited.

    – S

    1. As the saying goes, a good liar must have a good memory, which Ms Ridsdale obviously does not possess. I have also noted that she has made changes to her profile. She was, prior to Christmas, a ‘charity organisation’ but now her profile says ‘charity or second hand shop’.

    1. My thoughts exactly Sherlock. But in reality she would need a few aircraft hangars to store all the junk in Pontypool shop!

  25. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1360185142572933&id=100057443801284

    Why does Jayne’s Baby Bank not receive support or involvement from the University Health Board? Simply placing books in YYF does not constitute affiliation or endorsement. The Jayne’s Baby Bank social media pages are dominated by sales activity and hostile commentary, rather than clear evidence of meaningful community support.

    There are repeated fundraising drives, stated to be for nappies, yet there is little to no visible community outreach or practical assistance, particularly when compared with organisations such as HCT.

    How is it that the so-called “pink ladies”, operating with fewer than 10% of the viewership and resources, consistently deliver significantly more tangible support to the local community than this newly formed CIC?

    – S

  26. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=833428856111868&id=100083342834915

    “When I say fuck off and leave me alone – this is why people should listen. Because if you go out of your way to annoy me or stop me from doing what I want to do then it will come crashing down on your heads.”

    https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=143136851807742&id=100083342834915

    “Please don’t contact us for lists of stuffs if you are a social worker. I won’t help you. I have had many training experience and I am fully aware you have access to funds and social services stores to purchase items. Plus you are awful to my mother’s instead of helping them be confident, competent mothers .”

    SOURCE: https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22bursary%22&limit=50&sort_order=newest&search_type=all&open_transcript=20250912_772576032230276.txt

    “In 2015, an MRI scan found a tumour but my doctor shelved it and I was very ill and it inevitably, the tumour grew, I became very ill and developed aplastic anemia and it affected other organs and things like that. And 2016, I got accepted, well, I got accepted at South Wales University who also gave me, who also offered me a learning difficulties nurse position in the interview and I also got accepted to Cardiff University to study nursing.

    So, I chose Cardiff, started my nursing course.

    When you start your nursing course as a mature student, they obviously deliver a mature student course before you go in. I think it was like a two-day course you go in as a mature student, which is nice because you’ve got to meet everybody and got to make friends before you started and went into a massive cohort of like 200 and odd people.

    So, that was brilliant.

    They also asked everybody to do various other short courses and one of them was a dyslexia course. It was literally like a 10-minute dyslexia course and they said, if you’re not very good at spelling and things like that, I thought well I’m not very good at spelling.”

    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%222019%22&limit=50&sort_order=newest&search_type=all&open_transcript=20251128_869479742320429.txt

    “I found the tumour myself on a missing MRI scan that wasn’t in with the medical records.
    I had to request that.
    And then went to them and said right there’s nothing wrong with me.
    What the hell is that?
    And then they started treating me 2019 to 2020.
    Started with tumour suppressors.”

    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22treatment%22&limit=50&sort_order=newest&search_type=all&open_transcript=131693906285370_1664800883_fb.json

    “I felt so guilty during the Pandemic when all my colleagues had to work through the Global Pandemic. I couldn’t work as I was shielding because I had a massive tumor, and has a blood disorder and Aplastic Anemia and was receiving treatment. That’s why I started the Baby Bank to help families and keyworkers. We will continue to help everyone who worked through the Global Pandemic and served our country. Just flash your card/uniform at the volunteers for your discount in any of the Shops. Many thanks to all our keyworkers. Message us if you need a foodbank or anything. This includes the police and any other keyworkers. ♻️🍼🌏🌍🍼”

    https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%222021%22&limit=50&sort_order=newest&search_type=all&open_transcript=718271037627651_1752220969_fb.json

    “If you know me you will know I have been seriously unwell with a tumour and aplastic anemia since well before 2015. It was found on an MRI in 2015 and the GP shelved the MRI. I recieved no treatment until 2019, then the pandemic hit and I was left without treatment again until 2021.”

    NOTES:

    The expanded transcript record deepens the internal contradictions rather than resolving them. Across multiple statements, it is repeatedly asserted that there was no medical management prior to 2019, despite an MRI or CT allegedly identifying a tumour in 2015 and this being “shelved”. At the same time, references are made to being in college/university, gaining diagnoses, and being accepted into – and attending elements of – university-linked activity during the 2015–2016 period. This sits uneasily with later claims of being severely unwell “well before 2015”. Shielding, however, is only meaningfully applicable from March 2020 onwards, during the COVID-19 pandemic, and typically required identification as clinically extremely vulnerable by healthcare services, often in the context of active treatment or specialist oversight. Yet the narrative alternates between “no treatment until 2019”, “treated 2019–2020”, “binned off treatment during the pandemic”, and simultaneously being on the shielding list, while also founding, running, and physically operating a public-facing baby bank and multiple shops from 2020 onwards. When these claims are aligned chronologically, they create overlapping and incompatible positions: untreated yet shielding, shielding yet operating community premises, severely ill yet academically and organisationally active, and educational timelines that shift between 2015, 2016, and 2019. Taken together, the volume and repetition of these statements do not clarify the history; they compound the inconsistency and raise legitimate questions about the accuracy and reliability of the timeline as presented.

    BONUS: https://jaynesbabybank.co.uk/search/?search=%22qualified%22&limit=50&sort_order=newest&search_type=all

    – S

    1. The stated rationale for establishing the Baby Bank is internally inconsistent when examined against the organisation’s own published statements. On one hand, it is presented as a compassionate response to the COVID-19 pandemic: *“That’s why I started the Baby Bank to help families and keyworkers… who worked through the Global Pandemic and served our country.”* This framing suggests a humanitarian purpose rooted in public service and collective need.

      However, this narrative directly conflicts with multiple other statements in which the same initiative is explicitly described as being founded for adversarial and retaliatory reasons. These include, verbatim: *“I started this to take them down!”*; *“I’m coming for you haters – and I’m taking your food slots… I started this to take you down.”*; and *“My goal was to take you down before I died because that’s how ill I was.”* In further statements, the organisation is described as having been created to “highlight” or “take down” specific charities, to break perceived monopolies, and to target named or implied opponents, with beneficiaries described as “a bonus”.

      These two positions cannot logically coexist as the primary motivation for the same organisation. One frames the Baby Bank as a pandemic-driven, altruistic support service for families and keyworkers; the other frames it as a personal campaign aimed at undermining others. When assessed together, these contradictory explanations raise legitimate public-interest questions about how the origins, intent, and purpose of the Baby Bank known as Jayne’s Baby Bank are being represented to supporters, donors, volunteers, and the wider public.

      https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=696212459833509&id=100083342834915

      – S

      1. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=460297380091686&id=100083342834915

        There is an additional inconsistency worth noting. In a post dated 9 July 2024, it is stated: “WHEN I STARTED THIS I WANTED TO DO THIS ANNONYMOUSLY FROM MY DRIVEWAY – THE HATERS MADE ME FAMOUS.”

        This does not sit comfortably alongside earlier statements describing the Baby Bank as having been started to “take down” other organisations or to confront perceived monopolies. A venture begun anonymously for quiet support is fundamentally different from one described, repeatedly, as adversarial in intent. This observation is not directed at volunteers or their efforts, but highlights a clear contradiction in how the origins and motivations of Jayne’s Baby Bank have been publicly described.

        – S

        1. Sherlock, today’s revelations are that she’s starting up an animal rescue, it’s going to be another CIC, employ people and offer apprenticeships. That, apparently she’s been doing since 2016. The baby bank was (according to the newest fabrication) to distract the ‘haters’ from stealing her ideas.
          Also claiming copyright of a picture she’s taken of Caerphilly Castle!!!!!
          I’m convinced her scam empire is about to collapse …….. Clutching at straws comes to mind. The lies are so unbelievably blatant.

  27. I can also confirm the light green colour scrubs were not in use at any South Wales NHS hospitals during 2016. Student nurses wore black trousers, white tunic with yellow stripes to show they were students.
    If that photo was taken in a true hospital setting, Ms Risdale would have made sure the background could have been seen.

      1. Oh dear, hit another nerve have we Ms Risdale. It’s the WRONG colour green for theatre. Apart from the colour hats, all theatre staff INCLUDING anaesthetist, consultants and surgeons wore blue.
        You see ‘darling’ the only opportunity you would have had to wear the scrubs you’re wearing would have been in a care setting. NHS attire have the health board they represent embroidered on them. The time you say you did your ‘training’ DID NOT have light green or purple.

    1. Images shared in 2016 reference *college or university*, indicating the scrubs image dates to 2015 and does not align with the 2016 or 2019 timeline.

      – Sherlock

      EDIT: This comment/article has been amended to refer to *college or university* rather than a single institution, reflecting the ambiguous and unverified nature of the individual’s educational background.

  28. I believe it has been stated before that if, as she claims, she was a profit protection officer in 1996, then she would have only been 16 years old! Highly unlikely 🤣.

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