Corrections & Updates

MyGHPages is committed to keeping published information accurate and useful. News can develop quickly, and an article may sometimes require a correction, clarification or substantive update.

How we handle errors

When a factual error is identified, our editorial team reviews the relevant information and available sources. If the information is demonstrably incorrect, we correct it. Where an earlier report was accurate at publication but new confirmed information changes the story, we update the article and make the new context clear.

What counts as a correction?

A correction addresses a factual mistake such as a wrong name, date, figure, location or description. A clarification may improve wording where the original wording could reasonably be misunderstood. An update adds significant new information to a developing story.

How readers can report an error

Readers who believe an article contains a factual error should contact MyGHPages with the article URL, the specific statement in question and, where possible, a reliable source supporting the correction.

Please use our Contact Us page for correction requests and other newsroom enquiries.

Commitment to transparency

Our aim is not to hide mistakes. Accurate reporting requires the willingness to review published information and correct it when reliable evidence shows that a change is necessary.