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Judicial Review London 09 full programme and booking form

2/6/09

Judicial Review Summer School: July dates announced in Birmingham, Bristol and London

1/6/09

PLP's Research Department publishes two important new studies - June 09

9/4/09

Judicial Review North 2009. Full programme announced for 5 June conference

1/4/09

Empowering the Voluntary Sector press release

9/3/09

Harlow District Council breached its statutory duties towards vulnerable individuals

1/3/09

New Advisers Training day announced – London 24th April 09

28/1/08

Leicester Council drops 76% heating charge increase for second pooreset estate in UK

21/1/08

Judicial Review Wales conference

12/12/08

MEN: PLP's lawyers help secure U-turn on School Uniform grants

Admin Court Judgment: R (Kaur and Shah) v London Borough of Ealing (Southall Black Sisters case)

New in-house training course: Using complaints procedures & ombudsman schemes to resolve social welfare problems

Empowering the voluntary sector August 08 newsletter

Updated 'Third Party Interventions - A Practical Guide' now available

PLP welcomes Ben Jaffey of Blackstone Chambers to the Management Committee

High Court victory for BME women’s group challenging Ealing Council under the Race Relations Act

Update on position re Admin Court delays (July 2008)

Pres release - Court of Appeal clarifies basis on which public interest litigation may be brought

Court of Appeal Judgment: R (Compton) v Wiltshire PCT (CA) (2008)

London Judicial Review conference- full details announced

New 'Public Law Strategic Support' project

Press release - Admin Court takes action on delays

The Public Law Project wins sole LSC contract for Public Law

Response of the Admin Court to PLP's letter before claim

 

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Welcome to the Public Law Project

PLP is an independent, national legal charity which aims to improve access to public law remedies for those whose access is restricted by poverty, discrimination or other similar barriers.

To fufil its objectives PLP undertakes research, policy initiatives, casework and training across the range of public law remedies. For more information, please go to What is PLP?.

"If the Public Law Project did not exist, someone would have to invent it – quickly."

Sir Henry Brooke (former Vice-President, Civil Division of the Court of Appeal)