🌬️ THE AIR THEY DARE TO BLOCK
On the Mandatory Asthma Appointments They Must Honour, or Be Liable for Breach of Safeguarding and Breath
Filed by: SWANK London Ltd
Author: Polly Chromatic
Filed Date: 1 July 2025
Reference Code: SWANK/MEDICAL/ASTHMA-RISK/01
PDF Filename: 2025-07-01_Letter_MedicalAsthmaAppointmentsNotificationv1.pdf
Summary: A formal demand for respiratory compliance, directed to Westminster’s safeguarding machinery, naming the risk, the rights, and the appointments they dare not miss.
I. What Happened
In the aftermath of an unlawful child removal and amidst a crescendo of criminal referrals, a mother filed a simple letterto the local authority.
It was not a request.
It was a calendar-shaped liability trigger.
This letter, submitted on 1 July 2025, formally notified Westminster Children’s Services that each of the four children removed under the EPO of 23 June 2025 had pre-scheduled NHS asthma appointments — all of which remained legally and clinically mandatory.
Failure to attend would not just be negligent.
It would be documented medical harm.
II. What the Letter Establishes
This is not a logistical memo.
This is evidentiary pre-emption.
It establishes:
Legal notice of medical risk, grounded in confirmed asthma diagnoses
Parental authority and clinical rights under the Children Act 1989
Procedural warning against unauthorized cancellation or interference
Archival positioning for future accountability if harm occurs
A deadline — with date, case number, and SWANK signature
In short: this letter is what real safeguarding looks like.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because if Westminster dares to claim medical concern while ignoring scheduled appointments,
If they obstruct asthma care for children already harmed by sewage exposure,
If they pretend to protect while refusing to transport,
If they ignore respiratory calendars because the mother dared to sue —
Then they are not a public authority.
They are a procedural hazard with a badge.
This letter is logged because every cancelled breath will now be counted.
IV. Violations (If Ignored)
Children Act 1989, Section 17 & 22 – Duty to promote health and consult parental authority
Equality Act 2010 – Discrimination by failure to accommodate medical needs
ECHR, Article 8 – Interference with medical and family life
Safeguarding Standards – Risk of foreseeable medical neglect
Common Law Duty of Care – Clear breach through omission or obstruction
V. SWANK’s Position
You do not remove children under false pretense, ignore medical diagnoses, and then expect silence.
This document is not a scheduling aid — it is a pre-litigation artefact.
Let the record show:
The mother notified.
The calendar was served.
The liability was fixed.
And now, the air they breathe is legally protected.