Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
#AlexBelfield #VoiceofReason #BBCPresenterScandal
Alex Belfield’s “Hurty words”.
This is one of over 30 videos that Belfield posted about me.
It is a video from YouTube channel originally posted on 6th May 2020, during the first national lockdown when I was shielding at my parents home in Cumbria.
It was the beginning of months of harassment, and further videos.
Although being convicted for stalking and settling a defamation claim with Jeremy Vine, Belfield still refuses to acknowledge the damage he causes to me.
Please help me to raise legal fees to claim compensation from ex BBC presenter Alex Belfield who harassed and stalked me, and then threatened “he’d be back”.
I am raising money through Crowd Justice. All the money raised will go directly to Samuel Solicitors.
crowdjustice.com/case/help-stop-ex-bbc-presenter-alex-belfield
I am Philip Dehany and I need your help. I was a theatre blogger and am now a volunteer for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
I am one of the several victims who were harassed by former BBC presenter Alex Belfield, which led to him being jailed for five and a half years. After his trial concluded, but before he was sentenced, Belfield publicly revealed information about my HIV status. I am now claiming compensation from him in the civil courts, under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.
Belfield’s awful campaign of harassment against me, (much of which was directed at my sexuality) continued even during and after his trial. He constantly published harassing videos about me and others, and made a lot of money from YouTube advertising revenue and by asking for donations from his followers.
The impact upon me has been huge - my reputation has been seriously damaged and I lost my passion, confidence and ultimately my income as a theatre blogger. I am now seeking therapy.
I have already spent over £4,000 in legal fees and have to pay £1,500 more for the work which has been done to get me to this stage.
Unless Belfield agrees to settle with me, which seems very unlikely, I will have no choice but to issue court proceedings against him and my costs to take the matter all the way to trial could reach £100,000.
If you are able to help, donate or share my story, thank-you.
Read my blog:
ALEX BELFIELD: The Truth, The Whole Truth, and Nothing But The Truth
iamthat.uk/post/alex-belfield-the-truth-the-whole-truth-and-nothing-but-the-truth
I will be continue to update this article with evidence until this case is resolved.
Further reading
These are the sentencing remarks from the case ‘R v Belfield’ detailing the full case:
judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/R-v-Belfield-sentencing-160922.pdf
This article was published in The Guardian including an interview I did with Helen Pidd.
amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/oct/12/alex-belfield-jeremy-vine-stalker-bbc-presenter-jail-harassment
This article was published in the Guardian after Belfield was sentenced.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/16/former-bbc-dj-alex-belfield-jailed-for-stalking-jeremy-vine-and-others
This article was published in the Guardian after Belfield was found guilty.
amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/aug/05/ex-bbc-dj-alex-belfield-found-guilty-of-stalking-jeremy-vine-and-others
#AlexBelfield #VoiceofReason #BBCPresenterScandal
Alex Belfield’s “Hurty words”.
This is one of over 30 videos that Belfield posted about me.
It is a video from YouTube channel originally posted on 6th May 2020, during the first national lockdown when I was shielding at my parents home in Cumbria.
It was the beginning of months of harassment, and further videos.
Although being convicted for stalking and settling a defamation claim with Jeremy Vine, Belfield still refuses to acknowledge the damage he causes to me.
Please help me to raise legal fees to claim compensation from ex BBC presenter Alex Belfield who harassed and stalked me, and then threatened “he’d be back”.
I am raising money through Crowd Justice. All the money raised will go directly to Samuel Solicitors.
crowdjustice.com/case/help-stop-ex-bbc-presenter-alex-belfield
I am Philip Dehany and I need your help. I was a theatre blogger and am now a volunteer for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
I am one of the several victims who were harassed by former BBC presenter Alex Belfield, which led to him being jailed for five and a half years. After his trial concluded, but before he was sentenced, Belfield publicly revealed information about my HIV status. I am now claiming compensation from him in the civil courts, under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.
Belfield’s awful campaign of harassment against me, (much of which was directed at my sexuality) continued even during and after his trial. He constantly published harassing videos about me and others, and made a lot of money from YouTube advertising revenue and by asking for donations from his followers.
The impact upon me has been huge - my reputation has been seriously damaged and I lost my passion, confidence and ultimately my income as a theatre blogger. I am now seeking therapy.
I have already spent over £4,000 in legal fees and have to pay £1,500 more for the work which has been done to get me to this stage.
Unless Belfield agrees to settle with me, which seems very unlikely, I will have no choice but to issue court proceedings against him and my costs to take the matter all the way to trial could reach £100,000.
If you are able to help, donate or share my story, thank-you.
Read my blog:
ALEX BELFIELD: The Truth, The Whole Truth, and Nothing But The Truth
iamthat.uk/post/alex-belfield-the-truth-the-whole-truth-and-nothing-but-the-truth
I will be continue to update this article with evidence until this case is resolved.
Further reading
These are the sentencing remarks from the case ‘R v Belfield’ detailing the full case:
judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/R-v-Belfield-sentencing-160922.pdf
This article was published in The Guardian including an interview I did with Helen Pidd.
amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/oct/12/alex-belfield-jeremy-vine-stalker-bbc-presenter-jail-harassment
This article was published in the Guardian after Belfield was sentenced.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/16/former-bbc-dj-alex-belfield-jailed-for-stalking-jeremy-vine-and-others
This article was published in the Guardian after Belfield was found guilty.
amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/aug/05/ex-bbc-dj-alex-belfield-found-guilty-of-stalking-jeremy-vine-and-others
