i'm joined right now by tim brentnall. tim was a former sub—postmaster in pembrokeshire.tion in 2010, you had a criminal record from 2010 and it took 11 years for that to be overturned, didn't it? yes, i got my conviction quashed in 2021. today, we spent lunchtime together here watching the prime minister, watching the post office minister make new promises. does any of that bring you any more hope? yes, this is what we have been calling for, the quashing of all convictions, the government to legislate for it, to move it on, because it has been 2.5 years since my conviction was quashed and nothing has really happened for me in that 2.5 years. so hopefully this will now speed up the whole process for everyone else who has got convictions and also bring the recompense that we all deserve to the forefront. what sort of emotional difference and life difference did it bring to you when that conviction was overturned? what impact will that have for other individuals who this can happen for? a massive difference. i can walk with my head held high up again. people started to beli

live now to tim brentnall, a former sub postmaster who had his conviction forfalse accounting overturned2021. could you take us through what happened to you?— could you take us through what happened to you? well, i and my arents happened to you? well, i and my parents bought — happened to you? well, i and my parents bought our— happened to you? well, i and my parents bought our local - happened to you? well, i and my parents bought our local village l parents bought our local village shopin parents bought our local village shop in 2005 and it came with a post office counter, which i run until 2010, when i was audited. then the £22,500 shortfall was discovered, so i was threatened with facing a theft charge if that wasn't repaid, so i raided my savings, sold my car, borrowed money from my parents to pay that back. almost immediately, when that money had been repaid, i was then charged with false accounting.— was then charged with false accounting. was then charged with false accountinu. �* ., ., , ., ., accounting. and how do you feel that it has taken — accounting. and how do you feel th