News and Press

The latest news from Law Centres is published here.

For media enquiries please contact Pamela Judge, Communications Manager, Law Centres Federation on tel. 01452 301520 or by email . Alternatively, contact the LCF head office on 020 7842 0720 or by email . 

Law Centre news

• Legal aid cuts and the right to justice:  what next for Law Centres?
  Committed to its clients, the Law Centre movement will evolve to meet the needs of those hit hardest by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act.
• London Legal Walk:  We need your support!!!
  As LCF staff warm their legs in preparation for the Walk in May, why not sponsor us and help make a difference to Law Centres across the South East of England?
• Is this the end of Law Centres? ‘Yes’ says Julie Bishop, only not quite how you think’…
  LCF's director examines changing practices within the Law Centre movement and opportunities for the future after LASPO.
• LASPO cuts:  ‘A perfect storm’…..Law Centres will be at the forefront of the struggle
  As LASPO goes to Royal Assent, Julie Bishop asks what will happen to Law Centre clients?
• Hackney Law Centre prevent ‘eviction’ of severly disabled women
  The Law Centre vouch to monitor their clients housing situation to ensure her rights are met
• Children’s justice threatened by dodgy Government figures
  Government risks further division on Legal Aid Bill as new official figures contradict Ministers’ claims that children have been protected from cuts
• Law Centres: a “first class legal service for the poor man”
  A discussion on the issues facing legal aid and the Law Centre movement
• Sheffield Law Centre secures equality victory for disabled wheelchair user
  Provision of legal aid for timely and expert advice ensures costly legal battle avoided.
• Cuts to legal aid for medical negligence cases could result in soaring bill for NHS
  Proposed cuts to legal aid cuts will prevent those who most need it accessing advice and cost more in the long-run
• Funding victory for Islington Law Centre
  Law Centre receives £1.5million funding boost for advice services
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