[Libre-soc-dev] Can anyone help Luke getting the right UK agencies to address his issues?

[rhkramer at gmail.com]

I am from the US and not familiar with UK law.

Luke seems to be having lots of problems, including getting any of the 
agencies that (iiuc) should help with his issues to pay attention to him and 
those issues.

Can anyone there (in the UK) help get the attention of those agencies?

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