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#1731	Dear Ground Bakery , I am planning a trip to Sheffield . I know you have a lovely artisan bakery shop there in PONTCANNA . Does it have seating and internet access please like in my local one ? Kind Regards Mr. Martin Newbold
#3	A parent alleges systemic DfE data inaccuracies affecting 758,000 children, including their daughter, details a flawed complaints system and human rights breaches, and has urgently appealed to the ECHR for resolution.
#1	Martin Newbold alleges East Sussex has maligned him, citing concerns over a flawed statutory review of children's social care that lacked transparency and proper engagement.

Run Children Run Run Run by Martin Newbold

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Run Children Run Run Run
by Martin Newbold
4K | 2:05 | 192K audio

A dark protest song and visual piece by Martin Newbold about children reduced to numbers, official silence, automatic replies, and the failure of institutions to answer real safeguarding questions.

The track builds around the chant:

“Run, children, run — run, run, run.”

It attacks the cold language of bureaucracy — “not our constituent,” “we cannot act,” “they’ve moved” — and turns it into a direct accusation against a system that hides behind process while families are left without answers.

A visual companion to The Stealing of Emily, the video uses political cartoon imagery, empty-hearted officials, automatic letters, and the repeated symbol of children running from a system that claims to protect them.

Written and performed by Martin Newbold.

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2026-07-07 19:34:47

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Martin

2026-05-23 13:36:40

Funny how these things start. Someone said make an image of an MP chasing children — and it turned into a song. “Run Children Run Run Run” by Martin Newbold. From small things.

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