[Recovered on 19 Oct 2026 from the original email in the family's Gmail, because this archive file was missing. Matched to this entry by its subject line; where several emails share a subject, the order within the group is not certain. Email addresses, phone numbers and private addresses are redacted.] Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: WCR Website Enquiry From: Sion Buckler Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2025 13:57 UTC ------------------------------------------------------------ Appreciated. Regards, Sion On Mon, 8 Dec 2025, 10:52 Jessica Williams, <[email redacted]> wrote: > Good afternoon Sion, > > > > I have forwarded this email and its attachments to my colleague in the > Dispute Resolution team. They will review and will confirm whether they > will be able to assist in due course. > > > > Kind regards, > > Jess > > > ​​​​ > Jessica Williams > Legal Assistant > DDI > Email > [phone redacted] > [email redacted] > > wilkinchapmanrollits.co.uk > > The Maltings, 11‑15 > [map link redacted] > Brayford > [map link redacted] > Wharf > [map link redacted] > East, > [map link redacted] > Lincoln, > [map link redacted] > LN5 > [map link redacted] > 7AY > [map link redacted] > > [image: LinkedIn] > [image: Facebook] > [image: Instagram] > [image: YouT] > Ranked in ‑ Lawyer UK 200 • Top Tier Firm ‑ Legal 500 UK • Leading Firm ‑ > Chambers UK > ​IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: > ​TERMS OF BUSINESS: > ​ > ​ > Please note that our new Terms of Business released on 1 December 2025 can be found at > ​(https://www.wilkinchapmanrollits.co.uk/terms-of-business). > ​These were revised to reflect the change to Financial Services > ​Compensation Scheme deposit protection limit which has > ​risen to £120.000.​​ > ​ > ​CYBER CRIME ALERT: > > > ​You will be aware from recent press coverage email scams and cybercrime are becoming more prevalent and despite security ​ > > ​measures ​being in place, emails can be hacked and the contents altered. 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We will not be liable if you transfer money to an incorrect bank account. > > ​For payments to you: > > ​If you wish to notify us of a change to your bank details to those originally provided, please note we will not accept this information by > > ​email without speaking to you to confirm the change and we will also need a bank statement or other evidence to confirm the account > ​details. > > > ​Wilkin Chapman Rollits is a trading name of Wilkin Chapman LLP a limited liability partnership incorporated in England and Wales with > > ​registered number OC343261 and authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under number 509655. Our ​registered > ​office is at Cartergate House, 26 > [map link redacted] > Chantry > [map link redacted] > Lane, > [map link redacted] > Grimsby, > [map link redacted] > DN31 > [map link redacted] > 2LJ > [map link redacted] > . A list of members may be inspected at this address. The term > > ​Partner is used to refer to a member of Wilkin Chapman LLP. Wilkin Chapman LLP does not accept service of documents by e‑mail or > > ​fax, and the use of e‑mail does not imply that it is willing to do so, unless otherwise expressly agreed. > > > ​This e‑mail and its contents are confidential, protected by law and legally privileged. Only access by the addressee is authorised. Any > > ​liability (in negligence, contract or otherwise) arising from any third party taking any action, or refraining from taking any action on the > > ​basis of any of the information contained in this e‑mail is hereby excluded. If you are not the intended addressee, please notify the > > ​sender immediately by replying to the email and delete the email from your system. Do not discuss, disclose the contents to any person, > > ​or store or copy the information in any medium or use it for any purpose whatsoever. Copyright in this e‑mail (and any attachments > > ​created by Wilkin Chapman LLP) belongs to Wilkin Chapman LLP which asserts the right to be identified as such and hereby objects to > ​any misuse thereof. > > *From:* Sion Buckler <[email redacted]> > *Sent:* 08 December 2025 12:38 > *To:* Jessica Williams <[email redacted]> > *Subject:* [EXTERNAL] Re: WCR Website Enquiry > > > > *This Message originated outside your organisation.* > ------------------------------ > > No problem about Martin's case, understood, thanks for your prompt reply > Jess. > > > > I don't mean to appear litigious, but the other matter I have is BP vs > Buckler 1987. My dad appealed it, it was dismissed. He then sought ECHR, > blocked. He then died. The trauma on our family frightened and immobilised > everyone from seeking justice. Even unto this day. > > > > I found a lot of fraud & concealment in this case. There's also a lot of > media coverage in archives. I wondered if the clause in the limitations act > could allow me to reopen the case on these grounds. The museum confirmed to > be last week all the items exhevated from under our farm after it was > stolen from us. > > > > I'll give you one of the 12 arguments I have where it concerns clauses in > the limitation act to reopen the case. My nan fought off the alleged > possessor, BP Pensions Trust Ltd, for many years - and maintained > equitable title ownership of our 800 year old farm. But the judge ruled > that BP Properties Ltd, the claimant in the 1987 case, were ignored. And > the BP companies were seperate, so rejecting one doesn't inherently meaning > rejecting the other. And so their letter of offer, a license to stay at > "their" farm until she died, upheld and stopped the clock on adverse > possession. Which was the position of our family (since our title deeds had > gone missing from our home and copy gone from the public library during all > this multi generational lawfare). > > > > But in my dads appeal (point 3/3) he argued BP Pensions Trust should have > been the claimant, not BP Properties Ltd. To which the judges dismissed the > appeal citing - both BP companies are basically the same. > > > > So a blatant case of "Heads they win, tails we lose". Not to mention the > relationship between British Government and BP in those years being a huge > bias. > > > > Furthermore my nan wasn't alive to defend her position in 87. And no > evidence was presented of the alleged letter from BP to stop the clock of > adverse possession. Yet the case was won on the fact a letter of rejection, > from a now dead woman, wasn't able to be presented. It is insane how BP > took possession of our family farm of 400 years of occupancy. > > > > Our farm was prime real estate, overlooking Cardiff bay. This is an Erin > Brokovitch scale scandal. It gets more wild. In my research I discovered > Marconi stayed with us while inventing Radio. My great grandad took him via > horse & cart every day, to Lavenock Point Penarth, to conduct his radio > experiments - including the day of the first successful broadcast. There's > not even a plaque there today to commemorate that Llandough is the > birthplace of radio. I'm also a decorated Royal Signals veteran (honourable > discharge). Just 23 houses built over the site now. CADW expressly rejected > a petition at the time too, which would afford our 800 year old farm > protection from demolishment. Not only was the farm demolished, it was done > during the night and early morning after the lawfare in the court which is > an evident act of desperation and relentlessness. > > > > My family would like justice. I believe we have a strong case. The > councillor of Llandough is very interested. I just need legal > representation to take this forward. > > > > I look forward to your reply on that matter too if you wouldn't mind. I > did call and leave a message about it last week as well. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > Sion Buckler > > [phone redacted] > > > > > > > > > > > On Mon, 8 Dec 2025, 07:07 Jessica Williams, <[email redacted]> > wrote: > > Good morning Sion, > > > > I write in response to your website enquiry received by me this morning – > apologies for the delay in reverting to you. Unfortunately, this does not > appear to be a matter we would be able to assist with as we do not have a > Criminal Law department. > > > > You may be able to find assistance through Forces Law > . They are essentially a switchboard of > multiple different firms of solicitors, all with military knowledge. > Alternatively, Op NOVA > may be > able to assist. They are a charity who support veterans in contact with the > justice system. > > > > Thank you for your enquiry, and apologies we cannot be of assistance at > this time. > > > > Best wishes, > > Jess > > > > ​​​​ > > *Jessica Williams* > > *Legal Assistant* > > *DDI* > > *Email* > > [phone redacted] > > [email redacted] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > *wilkinchapmanrollits.co.uk * > > > > The Maltings, 11‑15 > [map link redacted] > Brayford > [map link redacted] > Wharf > [map link redacted] > East, > [map link redacted] > Lincoln, > [map link redacted] > LN5 > [map link redacted] > 7AY > [map link redacted] > > > > [image: LinkedIn] > > [image: Facebook] > > [image: Instagram] > > [image: YouT] > > > > *Ranked in ‑ *Lawyer UK 200 • *Top Tier Firm ‑ *Legal 500 UK • > *Leading Firm ‑ *Chambers UK > > > > *​IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: ​TERMS OF BUSINESS: ​* > *​* > Please note that our new Terms of Business released on 1 December 2025 can be found at > ​(https://www.wilkinchapmanrollits.co.uk/terms-of-business > ). ​These were revised to reflect the change to Financial Services > > ​Compensation Scheme deposit protection limit which has ​risen to £120.000.​​ > ​ > *​CYBER CRIME ALERT:* > > > ​You will be aware from recent press coverage email scams and cybercrime are becoming more prevalent and despite security ​ > > ​measures ​being in place, emails can be hacked and the contents altered. This email has been checked for potential computer ​viruses > > ​using Mimecast technology. You should carry out your own virus check before opening any attachment. We accept no ​liability for any > > ​loss or damage, which may be caused by software viruses or interception or interruption of this email. > > * ​For payments to us:* > > ​Before transferring any money to us electronically, please call the individual who has conduct of the matter on the telephone number > > ​you regularly use, to verify that you have the correct bank account details. We will never notify you of a change to our bank details by > > ​email. If you receive an email of this nature, do not make any payment to the account stated and please immediately contact our > > ​Accounts Department on [phone redacted]. We will not be liable if you transfer money to an incorrect bank account. > > * ​For payments to you:* > > ​If you wish to notify us of a change to your bank details to those originally provided, please note we will not accept this information by > > ​email without speaking to you to confirm the change and we will also need a bank statement or other evidence to confirm the account > ​details. > > > ​Wilkin Chapman Rollits is a trading name of Wilkin Chapman LLP a limited liability partnership incorporated in England and Wales with > > ​registered number OC343261 and authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under number 509655. Our ​registered > ​office is at Cartergate House, 26 > [map link redacted] > Chantry > [map link redacted] > Lane, > [map link redacted] > Grimsby, > [map link redacted] > DN31 > [map link redacted] > 2LJ > [map link redacted] > . A list of members may be inspected at this address. The term > > ​Partner is used to refer to a member of Wilkin Chapman LLP. Wilkin Chapman LLP does not accept service of documents by e‑mail or > > ​fax, and the use of e‑mail does not imply that it is willing to do so, unless otherwise expressly agreed. > > > ​This e‑mail and its contents are confidential, protected by law and legally privileged. Only access by the addressee is authorised. Any > > ​liability (in negligence, contract or otherwise) arising from any third party taking any action, or refraining from taking any action on the > > ​basis of any of the information contained in this e‑mail is hereby excluded. If you are not the intended addressee, please notify the > > ​sender immediately by replying to the email and delete the email from your system. Do not discuss, disclose the contents to any person, > > ​or store or copy the information in any medium or use it for any purpose whatsoever. Copyright in this e‑mail (and any attachments > > ​created by Wilkin Chapman LLP) belongs to Wilkin Chapman LLP which asserts the right to be identified as such and hereby objects to > ​any misuse thereof. > > > >