Stay up to date with the latest news and information on the Infected Blood Compensation Scheme and outcomes from the recommendations by the UK Infected Blood Inquiry.
Have you Registered Your Intent to Claim with IBCA? Be aware of Fraudulent Calls
We want to make sure our members are aware of this important step in the infected blood compensation process. The Infected Blood Compensation Authority (IBCA) launched a registration of intent to claim service on the 09 October 2025. This service allows people to tell IBCA that they intend to make a compensation claim when the…
Patient Representative Opportunity with NHS Education for Scotland
We have been asked by NHS Education for Scotland to share an opportunity for a patient representative to join the Scottish Infected Blood Inquiry Education Group. This is a voluntary role, and they are looking for someone from within the community to help influence and improve decision-making around blood transfusion care and related resources. Further…
Our Submission to UK Government’s public consultation on Infected Blood Compensation Scheme
Last week, Haemophilia Scotland submitted our response to the UK Government’s recent public consultation on proposed changes to the Infected Blood Compensation Scheme. Listening to our community is central to our work. Feedback shared by our members played an important role in shaping our response, helping to ensure that the views, concerns and lived experiences…
Infected Blood Service of Remembrance
Infected Blood Service of Remembrance,St Paul’s Cathedral, London The Infected Blood Memorial Committee is hosting a national service of remembrance at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London on Tuesday, 19 May 2026 for the infected blood community, its supporters and champions and all those affected by the disaster. Listen here to Clive Smith, Chair of the Infected…
IBCA begins testing phase for deceased infected and affected claims
Earlier today, the Infected Blood Compensation Authority (IBCA) issued its latest community update, confirming that it has now begun the testing phase for claims from the estates of deceased infected people and from affected individuals. This marks the next step in IBCA’s phased approach to opening the compensation scheme. A similar process was followed when…
Important Update: Inheritance Tax Changes for Infected Blood Compensation
Yesterday, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, announced in the Budget an important change to how inheritance tax (IHT) applies to compensation for those affected by the infected blood tragedy. This decision removes a major source of uncertainty that several members have been worried about and asking us about for some time. What Was the Position Before? Until…
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