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From today voluntary and community sector organisations are able to apply for funding for round two of Advice Plus. Advice Plus helps disadvantaged people access quality legal advice on their legal...

The Care Proceedings Programme has published an update on the progress of the draft Public Law Outline. It is currently working towards implementation of two key recommendations. New statutory...

The Legal Services Commission is inviting tenders from organisations wishing to deliver publicly funded civil legal advice services.They are running bid rounds to award contracts in the following...

Two boys who refused to live in the South of France with their mother have won the right to remain in England with their father.The two brothers aged 11 and 16, had moved to France with their French...

A mother asked the Court of Appeal on Wednesday to keep the identity of her baby a secret from the father. After a county court ordered that the baby's father should be told, the mother, whose baby is...

The Queen's Speech set out the legislative agenda for Gordon Brown's first full parliamentary session as Prime Minister. Amongst the 29 Bills and draft Bills outlined were four Bills pertinent to...

On Tuesday 30 October 2007, the Legal Services Bill received Royal Assent.The Act comes after an extensive consultation and follows recommendations in December 2004 by Sir David Clementi who carried...

A report from the Commons Science and Technology Committee on scientific developments relating to the Abortion Act 1967 published on Wednesday found that Britain's abortion laws should be relaxed to...

Forthcoming lecture by Mr Justice Ryder: "Truth versus Assessment: Fact or Fiction?"Thursday, 8 November 2007, 5.30pmThe Reading Room at the Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, London, WC2A 1PLContact:...

29/10/2007. The work and pensions secretary, Peter Hain, will announce plans for the creation of a dedicated Child Poverty Unit at a conference organised by childrens charity Barnardos.The unit will...

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