The Inquiry – Clinically Vulnerable Families

The Inquiry called for clean air in healthcare. Six months on, where is it?

14^th October 202620^th September 2026 by CVF

A hospital side room with a portable HEPA air filter unit.

Baroness Hallett told the NHS to prioritise clean air. Six months on, the government’s response doesn’t mention it – Lara Wong on how an Inquiry finding can simply disappear.

Covid Inquiry Module 4, vaccines and therapeutics report: “A success story, yes. But for whom?”

14^th October 202622^nd April 2026 by CVF

A woman reads papers at a desk under a lamp, reflected in the mirror.

Six years after setting up CVF as a worried science teacher, Lara Wong gave evidence under oath. She reflects on what the Module 4 report means for our households.

Covid Inquiry Module 3, healthcare report: ‘We came masked. We changed minds’

14^th October 202622^nd March 2026 by CVF

Dr Cathy Finnis and Lara Wong, both wearing face masks, give evidence at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

A CO₂ monitor held up in a hearing room, a masked witness box and years of members’ evidence: how CVF helped change the Inquiry’s findings on infection control.

Covid Inquiry Children’s Module: Impact on Forgotten Clinically Vulnerable Families

14^th October 202618^th September 2025 by CVF

Graphic: children must never choose between education and lives. Denied safe education, unfair fines, lost learning.

Children were told schools were safe. For those living with someone at high risk, that meant an impossible choice – and the Inquiry’s Children’s Module must not forget them.

How Clinically Vulnerable Families Were Left Behind

14^th October 202616^th February 2025 by CVF

Lara Wong, wearing a black face mask, gives evidence at a hearing table at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

Most people got their freedoms back after ‘Freedom Day’. The Inquiry’s Module 4 has laid bare why, for Clinically Vulnerable Families, that restoration never came.