Last night The Aberdeen Law Project hosted the Great Legal Quiz in aid of The Access to Justice Foundation with Grampian Community Law Centre. We had a great evening taking part in the quiz, working in teams and raising money for an important organisation. #WeDoProBono
We are pleased to release the final post in our Pillowtalk social media campaign. This week we focus on some of the types of sexual offences and where to go for support. #WeDoProBono
Our Pillowtalk project have been working hard on our social media campaign discussing the topic of sexual consent. We are pleased to release the first post of their campaign: what is consent, the legal context and how to ask for consent! #WeDoProBono 1/2
Gifted to me by Jim Hogg. Signed by Arthur Scargill and a copy of “women living the strike”. The book describes hardships and injustice faced but also shows how communities stuck together during tough times. 🌹
Next month, MPs get a £2,200 pay rise to £84,144 while the country gets a rise in national insurance, energy bills & council tax.
We’re already in the top 5% of earners.
When I was elected, I pledged to take home £35k and donate the rest to local causes. That won't be changing.
Boris Johnson claims that @UKLabour are playing “party politics” the hypocrisy is shining from his own party. Instead of admitting the party, he denies it. People that lost loved ones whilst following his rules have to cope with their loss, they don’t get the privilege of denying
Boris Johnson must resign, removed if necessary. However, little difference will be made whilst it is a Tory government heading Westminster. Simple problems mean simple answers - don’t vote Tory. #PMQs
Agreed, the lack of options available to those who are struggling with their mental health within employment is shocking and leaves them feeling trapped and suffocated. Immediate change is needed ❌
It’s genuinely heartbreaking that people stay in jobs that destroy their mental health just so they can receive a wage to be able to pay for things etc, making it so much more difficult for them to want to look for a new one💔
A heartwarming story of a young boy born to affluent parents, sent to an elite private school, then Oxford, who got a job in investment banking, before becoming the wealthiest MP in Parliament and voting for policies that plunged millions of working class people into poverty...