Issue 167 – 15th February 2010
Monday 15 Feb 2010
The Latest Housing Law News Still no security of tenure for council site residents. The Housing & Regeneration Act 2008 section 318 would extend security of tenure to residents of…
Issue 95 – 30th June 2008
Monday 30 Jun 2008
News The UK Border Agency had announced that it want to introduce a new sponsored family visa. Sponsors who fail to ensure that family members comply with their leave to…
Issue 28 – 18th September 2006
Monday 18 Sep 2006
News URGENT CALL: The Refugee and Asylum Seeking Children’s Project is under threat of Closure Unless further funding can be obtained imminently the Project will be shut down. Find out…
Inquest into the death of Terry Smith concludes neglect contributed to death involving excessive restraint by Surrey Police
Thursday 5 Jul 2018
…look to the relevant authorities to consider further action against those involved in Terry’s death.” This case has been covered in the press including by Channel 4 News, Guardian, BBC and Get…
Housing Law Bulletin – Issue 283 – 8 October 2012
Monday 8 Oct 2012
The Latest Housing Law News Fire hazards in private lets: on 2 October 2012 the London Fire Brigade (LFB) released figures on the numbers of fires in occupied properties which…
Housing Law Bulletin – Issue 225 – 11 July 2011
Monday 11 Jul 2011
The Latest Housing Law News New directions for social housing: on 7 July 2011 the Housing Minister announced the publication of a consultation paper on new draft Directions to be…
High Court challenge to Legal Aid Agency’s decision to refuse public funding to Windrush victim in compensation claim while new report finds ‘structural weaknesses’ in Windrush Compensation Scheme
Wednesday 14 Feb 2024
…mental health detention and police detention. Alongside his practice, Alex has written for Free Movement for many years and has a deep knowledge of immigration law. See KCL’s news article here….
Immigration Law Bulletin – Issue 235 – 11 July 2011
Monday 11 Jul 2011
News The Immigration Advisory Service [IAS] has gone into administration. IAS, is a not for profit charity and is the largest legal aid service provider for refugee and immigration work…
First Court of Appeal case on duties under Care Act 2014
Friday 8 Sep 2017
…of Morris J in his meticulous and comprehensive judgment, I would hold that the Council have not acted unlawfully.” Further details about the case can be found via BBC news….
Employment Law Bulletin – Issue 134 – 2 October 2012
Tuesday 2 Oct 2012
Employment news Consultations remain open The Government’s consultations on settlement agreements and Tribunal procedure remain open. Blacklisting: companies in the firing line The Mirror reports that former construction workers have…
