Clive Driscoll

Born in Battersea in 1951, Clive Driscoll is a former Detective Chief Inspector for the Metropolitan Police who retired in May 2014 after an illustrious 35-year career. With a legacy of tackling ‘cold’ and unsolvable cases, Clive is most famous for securing convictions for the 1993 murder of Stephen Lawrence. Now working as a police consultant for his own company, 1 is 2 many Ltd., the money he receives helps to fund the three charities he supports: The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, helping families who feel they have not received justice; True Honour, helping families who have been the victims of honour-based violence; and The Paracelsus Trust, helping traumatised victims of abuse. Clive lives in Surrey with his wife, and has five children and seven grandchildren.