The UCL Centre for Access to Justice has recently been featured as a case study in The Legal Education Foundation's Annual Review.
Find out more about the Centre's research on health justice, legal needs and social welfare law problems: https://t.co/YVGKAg1r3k
Fresh analysis of figures shows 55% of people who took the government to court over decisions to deny them financial support under Universal Credit had their cases overturned https://t.co/oCfQoGrXnq @maybulman#UniversalCredit
“People shared their experiences of the shame, the fear & the lack of security that comes from not having enough money to be able to afford to put food on your table or a roof over your head" our @imogen_rb in the @NewStatesman on our event w/@Alston_UNSR https://t.co/daAIcNyrJ6
"Anyone who thinks we currently have a network of courts which enables proper #AccessToJustice is deluding themselves" says the country's most senior #family judge as he steps down https://t.co/jQ8O08sYUs
Further to my last tweet about The Mirror's latest attack on legal aid, everything in this thread from February applies. Gutter reporting from journalists who should know better, but are happy to run the poor into the ground in order to grab populist headlines. https://t.co/imuyyONq80
We're looking for a motivated, organised, and flexible individual to join our team as our new CAJ Operations Coordinator supporting the work of our legal advice clinic. Deadline 18 April. Please RT! https://t.co/01AHx1VJtl
The slides from Dame Hazel's Lecture "When Lawyers are Good for your Health" are now online, with the full video to follow soon. @The_LEF @LegalActionGrp https://t.co/6hz1ShBw8J