During our time as YLAL interim co-chairs, we hope to instigate a period of R&R²: reflection, reconnection and radical reimagining of the...

Despite a challenging and tumultuous year, the commitment of legal aid lawyers to securing justice for their clients has been unwavering, as this...

The background briefing notes to the Queen’s speech suggest a great deal of building – but unfortunately not in relation to safe, secure,...

The independence and fairness of our justice system are under constant attack from the executive branch of the government.

A discussion of two cases where the LAA’s response to applications for public funding suggests that its default position is to turn them down.

The AIRE Centre is very concerned about a little discussed aspect of the provisions of the EU Settlement Scheme which means that continuity of...

‘Enhancing Democratic Habits: an oral history of the Law Centres movement’ seeks to capture the experiences of Law Centre workers and...

A tribute to the life of Nony Ardill by Diane Astin

Changes and developments in policy, legislation and case law relating to owner occupation.

Angela Jackman QC (Hon) and Eleanor Wright look at recent important law and guidance, and cases on special educational needs, human rights and...

A summary of the extensive changes to the Immigration Rules that came into force on 1 December 2020.

Catherine Casserley and Douglas Johnson set out the latest legislation, guidance and cases.