Thank you very much for such a piece of long comprehensive advice. I have not even though about the advice you have given.  I made my original application through a  Manchester solicitor whose firm was advertising as a specialist in the sex offences case. But I felt very disappointed with this solicitor. Though my offending manager had informed through an email that my case would be decided within the 3 months period, so is mentioned on a Government website, but he PPU took more than two years to give me a decision.  I tried to contact this solicitor through phone and emails to chase the PPU to expedite. But over the two years from him, I did not receive any phone calls or emails from him. When I would phone his secretary, she would say that she would pass my message on to the solicitor.
Previously I was approached from my then Offending PPU officer, who had drafted the letter and my SOPO was Varied from 5 prohibitions to a single one, and to his own words to a MANAGEABLE LEVEL.   Two years later I got my SOPO discharged totally unopposed by the PPU solicitor, but by some hesitation by the court the magistrates.  Though I had used a local Solicitor, who had admitted that he had not dealt before with any Sex Offences cases, but he would seek advice, if necessary, from his colleagues. So in both cases, he had hardly any work to do. If even now I am not removed from the register, I do not intend to appeal. This is because I might get any press adverse press publicity. I have moved to a new area, and would not like my growing-up child to be told that his father is a paedophile. He is four and a half years old and is my from the second marriage. From my previous marriage, I have 6 grown-up children who have moved far afield where I live. Incidentally in my previous cases, as mentioned above, there was no press reporter in the courtroom, where my csas were decided. But I may not be that lucky third time. And even if the PPU allows me to remove me from the register, I wonder, if the PPU ever find that I have been in contact with children, supervised or unsupervised, they would alert the children services.
And this is not a big deal to remain on the register as I have only to inform at a police station of my foreign travel (which I do once a year) and give my bank and passport details which are almost the same from the day one. I have not ever stayed in a house for more than a few hours, whether there are children present or not.  
As, perhaps, you may have guessed that English is not my first language. I am not as eloquent as you would expect from a native speaker with good qualifications. So,  I will not write directly to any such higher authorities such an important letter. As I have always done previously done I will use a  solicitor, and in the present case to just write a letter.
Thank you once again your continued support with such valuable advice.
PS: I could not read your reply yesterday as I was in the hospital all day and when I came I felt so tired that I went to bed early.

  27 March. Thanks for your another prompt reply.
I forgot to tell you that the PPU visits had reduced to about once a year. When my first review was rejected, the investigating officer had told me that the police visits would stop, they would only contact me now and then over the phone.  As she went back and checked and confirmed that I had only one SOPO breach only in 2005, and not several breaches and that the last was not one in 2015. The breach was for attending a local gym, for which I was given a lighter sentence of rehabilitation order for which the Probation Services had recommended I had to attend a two years sexual offending programme, which I completed successfully.  Had I I not pointed out this factor, I would have remained on SOR on rather easy terms. Now they would not be as kind.   As you mentioned that if you challenge them they could Ivindictive. So that they invited me to attend Polygraph Interview. Also have you any idea what kind of press publicity can I expect t if I appeal in a magistrate the court,  which I want to avoid at any cost. Incidentally, my children with me when I was sentenced. Thanks for giving me details of a competent lawyer, at whose Office I am going to phone tomorrow and asking Andrew to write a letter on my behalf to the  Police Superandent.  
Thanks again for your continued immensely valuable advice.

 
Thank you very much for such a piece of long comprehensive advice. I have not even though about the advice you have given.  I made my original application through a  Manchester solicitor whose firm was advertising as a specialist in the sex offences case. But I felt very disappointed with this solicitor. Though my offending manager had informed through an email that my case would be decided within the 3 months period, so is mentioned on a Government website, but he PPU took more than two years to give me a decision.  I tried to contact this solicitor through phone and emails to chase the PPU to expedite. But over the two years from him, I did not receive any phone calls or emails from him. When I would phone his secretary, she would say that she would pass my message on to the solicitor.
Previously I was approached from my then Offending PPU officer, who had drafted the letter and my SOPO was Varied from 5 prohibitions to a single one, and to his own words to a MANAGEABLE LEVEL.   Two years later I got my SOPO discharged totally unopposed by the PPU solicitor, but by some hesitation by the court the magistrates.  Though I had used a local Solicitor, who had admitted that he had not dealt before with any Sex Offences cases, but he would seek advice, if necessary, from his colleagues. So in both cases, he had hardly any work to do. If even now I am not removed from the register, I do not intend to appeal. This is because I might get any press adverse press publicity. I have moved to a new area, and would not like my growing-up child to be told that his father is a paedophile. He is four and a half years old and is my from the second marriage. From my previous marriage, I have 6 grown-up children who have moved far afield where I live. Incidentally in my previous cases, as mentioned above, there was no press reporter in the courtroom, where my csas were decided. But I may not be that lucky third time. And even if the PPU allows me to remove me from the register, I wonder, if the PPU ever find that I have been in contact with children, supervised or unsupervised, they would alert the children services.
And this is not a big deal to remain on the register as I have only to inform at a police station of my foreign travel (which I do once a year) and give my bank and passport details which are almost the same from the day one. I have not ever stayed in a house for more than a few hours, whether there are children present or not.  
As, perhaps, you may have guessed that English is not my first language. I am not as eloquent as you would expect from a native speaker with good qualifications. So,  I will not write directly to any such higher authorities such an important letter. As I have always done previously done I will use a  solicitor, and in the present case to just write a letter.
Thank you once again your continued support with such valuable advice.
PS: I could not read your reply yesterday as I was in the hospital all day and when I came I felt so tired that I went to bed early.

My SOR conditions (as presented to me in the paperwork and the intro talk) say nothing about children one way or the other. 

Children are just a subsidiary concept in the sense that if cops come visit you and see you're living with children, they might invoke child services.

  27 March. Thanks for your another prompt reply.
I forgot to tell you that the PPU visits had reduced to about once a year. When my first review was rejected, the investigating officer had told me that the police visits would stop, they would only contact me now and then over the phone.  As she went back and checked and confirmed that I had only one SOPO breach only in 2005, and not several breaches and that the last was not one in 2015. The breach was for attending a local gym, for which I was given a lighter sentence of rehabilitation order for which the Probation Services had recommended I had to attend a two years sexual offending programme, which I completed successfully.  Had I I not pointed out this factor, I would have remained on SOR on rather easy terms. Now they would not be as kind.   As you mentioned that if you challenge them they could Ivindictive. So that they invited me to attend Polygraph Interview. Also have you any idea what kind of press publicity can I expect t if I appeal in a magistrate the court,  which I want to avoid at any cost. Incidentally, my children with me when I was sentenced. Thanks for giving me details of a competent lawyer, at whose Office I am going to phone tomorrow and asking Andrew to write a letter on my behalf to the  Police Superandent.  
Thanks again for your continued immensely valuable advice.

  27 March. Thanks for your another prompt reply.
I forgot to tell you that the PPU visits had reduced to about once a year. When my first review was rejected, the investigating officer had told me that the police visits would stop, they would only contact me now and then over the phone.  As she went back and checked and confirmed that I had only one SOPO breach only in 2005, and not several breaches and that the last was not one in 2015. The breach was for attending a local gym, for which I was given a lighter sentence of rehabilitation order for which the Probation Services had recommended I had to attend a two years sexual offending programme, which I completed successfully.  Had I I not pointed out this factor, I would have remained on SOR on rather easy terms. Now they would not be as kind.   As you mentioned that if you challenge them they could Ivindictive. So that they invited me to attend Polygraph Interview. Also have you any idea what kind of press publicity can I expect t if I appeal in a magistrate the court,  which I want to avoid at any cost. Incidentally, my children with me when I was sentenced. Thanks for giving me details of a competent lawyer, at whose Office I am going to phone tomorrow and asking Andrew to write a letter on my behalf to the  Police Superandent.  
Thanks again for your continued immensely valuable advice.

Hi The unkown,
I have written previously that my sentencing/appeal Court has decided all applications are held in open court with media restrictions whether your appeal is supported or not supported by the Police.
My initial SOPO conditions removal applications were supported by the Police and so I did not have to appear in Court. However my last application concerned 1 and was supported but the Court now requires an appearance to be required. As your application is for the SOR I think you would appear, sorry.
I did contact the Court officers about the media and they suggested as my case was old, they did not think the media would attend.
I would suggest you contact the Court Office and ask them the question about media.
Good luck

Hi The unkown,
I have written previously that my sentencing/appeal Court has decided all applications are held in open court with media restrictions whether your appeal is supported or not supported by the Police.
My initial SOPO conditions removal applications were supported by the Police and so I did not have to appear in Court. However my last application concerned 1 and was supported but the Court now requires an appearance to be required. As your application is for the SOR I think you would appear, sorry.
I did contact the Court officers about the media and they suggested as my case was old, they did not think the media would attend.
I would suggest you contact the Court Office and ask them the question about media.
Good luck

Thanks for some more useful information. This morning I went to my local Police Station asking them to get my polygraph results but they had no clue. They said they have never been approached for this for such information. I took from them the Manchester Police Station Phone Number, who have arranged this test at the Chorley Police Station. I was told by the Poly Examiner, who had told me quite categorically to go to my local Police Station and asked them to obtain this information. I took from them the Manchester Phone No. When I phoned Manchester they had no clue either. I phoned back to my investigating officer and she suggested to get more information from the Lancashire Police Constabulary internet website. There were two women involved in Poly Test and I contacted both of them on the phone their was no reply, so I have left the text messages. About 4 hours have gone but I have not received any reply from them. I want to get this sorted out before 4 March as I am flying abroad to stay there for a month. My investigating officer has got the Poly test results but she won't give it to me saying she is not authorised to do so. My worry is that to see if I could make any comments to any negative information before my SOR second review is considered. On the advice of the investigating officer, I have emailed her my concerns with a copy to the Detective Sub-inspector. Until to-date I have not received any reply from them. Usually, they send replies to my queries within the 24 hours. I need your advice as what I can do now before they make a fresh decision on my original application. I don’t expect them to be as quick as they took over two years to reach to their determination to my original application. But you never know.

Thanks for some more useful information. This morning I went to my local Police Station asking them to get my polygraph results but they had no clue. They said they have never been approached for this for such information. I took from them the Manchester Police Station Phone Number, who have arranged this test at the Chorley Police Station. I was told by the Poly Examiner, who had told me quite categorically to go to my local Police Station and asked them to obtain this information. I took from them the Manchester Phone No. When I phoned Manchester they had no clue either. I phoned back to my investigating officer and she suggested to get more information from the Lancashire Police Constabulary internet website. There were two women involved in Poly Test and I contacted both of them on the phone their was no reply, so I have left the text messages. About 4 hours have gone but I have not received any reply from them. I want to get this sorted out before 4 March as I am flying abroad to stay there for a month. My investigating officer has got the Poly test results but she won't give it to me saying she is not authorised to do so. My worry is that to see if I could make any comments to any negative information before my SOR second review is considered. On the advice of the investigating officer, I have emailed her my concerns with a copy to the Detective Sub-inspector. Until to-date I have not received any reply from them. Usually, they send replies to my queries within the 24 hours. I need your advice as what I can do now before they make a fresh decision on my original application. I don’t expect them to be as quick as they took over two years to reach to their determination to my original application. But you never know.

Hi,
I think you have done most of what you can do as you have documented your concerns and reasons for the feedback. In the end this documentation could possibly support you if an appeal / complaint is necessary.
One bit of advice I was given at the start of my journey was that you must forget about response timeframes when dealing with the authorities .
Example: A PPU officer stopped responding to my emails concerning a discussion we had been having. I subsequently sent weekly emails asking for an update and referring to my past emails that had not been replied to. After 3 months I called his office to be told he had retire some months before. It took another 2 months for my new PPU officer to contact me and he did not know anything about the issue. I accepted this was not his fault and our interactions started on a good standing.

You could ask a solicitor, but they may say the same as I mentioned above or will write a letter. This again, seeings as you have only just emailed them, might be received by them in a manner not intended by you.

You do not have a date for the decision as yet and you do not know if there is any negative remarks so please consider the advice above on timeframes.
Plan your holiday and make the arrangements. Ensure you have notified them of your travel details and any contact details. Focus on your own well being as this means you are controlling your own responsibilities.
At times all we can do is wait and consider sending requests for updates at reasonable periods, i.e. every fortnight.