Housing associations in England have sold 25,000 social and affordable homes to private buyers who do not live in them since 2018-19, new research has found.

Two changes to Appendix Victims of Domestic Abuse of the immigration rules and visa conditions of Skilled Workers, recognised as victims of modern slavery.

Declining availability of legal aid and increasing levels of self-representation is creating an ‘unacceptably high risk of miscarriages of justice and undermines the efficient administration’ of the…

More than 350 staff at four Greater Manchester hospitals are due to walk out later this month.

Rajiv Menon KC’s prosecution for contempt for the content of his closing speech in R v Head & ors weakens the right to a fair trial, says Sue James.

The change, which has been welcomed by campaign groups, will come into effect in England from April.

Following the abolition of legal aid for most civil cases, law centres had to change their operating models to survive. Catherine Baksi reports on the challenges centres face - and their resilience - ...

As Andy Burnham promises “breathing space” for households, millions are unable to buy items such as clothing, heating and food.

Fewer than one in 50 advertised private rental properties are affordable to households on housing benefit, according to analysis by a coalition of charities.

More than 70,000 babies living in hot homes as climate crisis drives record temperatures

Help Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) overcome immigration injustice by becoming a Trustee/Director.

Experts and activists back Mike Tapp’s proposal for care worker exclusion that led to row with Shabana Mahmood

Keep Salford’s Housing Allocation Scheme Fit for Purpose

As part of Pride Month and this year’s theme of Many Voices. One Front, we are sharing conversations with members of the legal profession about their journeys, challenges and reflections. These storie...

Thea Jaffe, a full-time working mum who claims universal credit, writes about why the system needs to adapt to support people into and to sustain employment.

Manchester rental woes persist despite the new Renters’ Rights Act — the real fight is just beginning, campaigners warn

Academic commissioned by Nuffield Foundation rejects notion that civil justice should be treated as part of the 'service sector'.

HMP Norwich's governor says more than a dozen prisoners leave each month without a home to go to.

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As money is poured into criminal courts, the employment tribunal faces an endless backlog – and reduced resources

RSMP north west have faciliated this training on the asylum process for seperated asylum seeking children, delviered by GMIAU.

Letter: Investment in the courts and legal aid will be vital to deal with the expected increase in contested repossession cases, says Mark Evans of the Law Society of England and Wales

More than 7,000 join employment tribunal that will include claims for minimum wage and holiday pay