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Windrush survivors denied legal support given to other scandal victims

Windrush survivors seeking compensation face a tougher process than victims of the Post Office and ...

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Developers face new negligence risk

Developers and landowners could face negligence claims even when neighbouring businesses cannot bring a nuisance ...

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Al Fayed abuse lawyers warn Met data breach could lead to significant fine

Lawyers representing survivors of abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed have warned that a data breach ...

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Children’s rights must be legally enshrined, charities tell Burnham

More than 70 organisations have called on new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make children’s ...

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Wirral Council fined £6,000 after worker injured in stepladder fall

Wirral Council has been fined £6,000 after an employee suffered broken ribs and a fractured ...

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Closure orders are an ‘important enforcement tool’ for Local Authorities

The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has welcomed the Government’s plan to double the maximum ...

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Bristol University loses appeal over sacking of anti-Zionist professor

The University of Bristol has lost its appeal against a tribunal ruling that a professor ...

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Mercedes emissions trial will go ahead, despite appeal

In a significant development in the ongoing ‘Dieselgate’ case, a High Court judge has ruled ...

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5,000 join UK’s biggest river pollution legal claim

More than 5,000 people have joined what is described as the largest environmental pollution legal ...

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High Court grants injunction to stop unauthorised flag-flying campaign in Oxfordshire

A High Court judge has granted a wide-ranging injunction to stop a campaign of unauthorised ...