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A recent survey by The Children’s Society reports that whilst family breakup makes children unhappy in the short term, after a year, children whose parents separated were happier than children whose parents did not get on well together.
Lord Justice Jackson’s civil litigation cost’s review makes interesting reading. His foreword reads:
“In some areas of civil litigation costs are disproportionate and impede access to justice (my emphasis). I therefore propose a coherent package of interlocking reforms designed to control costs and promote access to justice (my emphasis again.)”
Significant progress in tackling race discrimination, but is class the new disadvantage?
In a speech designed to mark the 10th Anniversary of the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000, the Communities Secretary John Denham will announce later today that the government has made significant progress in tackling racism over the last decade.
On Thursday we were thinking that it might be a logistical nightmare getting to Earl’s Court for the start of the France Show last Friday, 8 January. There were reports of severe weather for the weekend, and we couldn’t predict the conditions in London. We left Kent at 5am to give us enough time in case the weather wasn’t in our favour.
The latest advice from Melissa Edmond, Employment Law Solicitor :
It has snowed heavily overnight and you have just heard on the local radio that the schools are closed. There’s no-one to look after your children. What do you do about work?
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