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The Latest Housing Law News Possession claims and Human Rights defences: the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg is handling a backlog of complaints from UK residents who were…

News MEPs have adopted two non-binding reports on asylum and immigration. The first report is on mutual information procedure in the areas of asylum and immigration and the second report…

…legal aid for domestic violence’ (click here) or the BBC News: ‘MPs vote to reverse Lords’ changes to legal aid bill’ (click here). On Monday 23 April 2012 Lord Bach…

News S.19 of the UK Borders Act 007 came into force on the 23rd May 2011. For further details, click here. The European Commission last week published its annual report…

News The Royal Colleges of Paediatrics and Child Health, GPs, Psychiatrists and the UK Faculty of Public Health, have said detention of children and their families in removal centres for…

The Latest Housing Law News Another Housing Bill and another Housing Green Paper: The Government’s Draft Legislative Programme for the Parliamentary Session 2008/2009 was published on 14 May 2008. The…

News Implementation of PIP On 20 June 2014, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) said that the failure to pilot the personal independence payment (PIP) scheme properly has resulted in significant…

Immigration Law News The UNHCR has expressed great concerns over reports that some European Union countries were placing barriers to entry or forcibly returning asylum-seekers, including people who have fled…

The Latest Housing Law News Social housing: a new report from the Policy Exchange think tank proposes the sale of high value social rented housing when it falls vacant, with…

Today, public hearings for Module 4 of the the UK Covid-19 Inquiry continued. Our Leslie Thomas KC appeared at the Inquiry to question Matt Hancock. Coverage in Sky News, Guardian,…