Citizenship, Identity and the Quagmire of Brexit Negotiations
The latest round of negotiations on Brexit ended this week in Brussels with mixed reviews. Citizens’ Rights is one of the three key...
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New resource on social welfare law in Wales
With the increasing divergence in social welfare law and practice between England and Wales, all of us owe a debt of gratitude to Luke...
Crime and Security- a Brexit afterthought?
As London was responding to it's fourth terrorist attack this year, David Davis announced that DexEU was drawing up proposals for a new...
Mental health support for care leavers urgently needed
In March 2015 the Department for Education and the Department of Health jointly published new statutory guidance on Promoting the health...
Councils should make care leavers exempt from council tax - but local changes are not enough; national change is needed
In December 2016 I blogged about how Hammersmith and Fulham had become the first London council to make care leavers exempt from council...
Interviewing Wards of Court: Updated Guidance
In May, I noted a judgment of Sir James Munby in Re A Ward, which made clear that the existing practice direction on interviewing...
Parliamentary plumbing and the EU (Withdrawal) Bill
It is sometimes easy to tell when some things are “deficient” or “failing”. When your pipes burst and you find your kitchen floor...
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