Month: March 2023

[ad_1] A new statement of changes to the immigration rules has now been published. The explanatory memorandum to the statement can be found here. The most significant changes

[ad_1] The terms diversity, equity and inclusion have become embedded across the legal profession. But despite huge efforts to move the dial on equality, significant challenges remain. In

[ad_1] The UK immigration system comprises a range of routes and visas allowing non-British nationals to come to the UK to visit, work, study, for humanitarian reasons or

[ad_1] Are you looking for a fresh start in 2023? Do you want to be part of a fast-growing company with ambitious plans to become the brand for

[ad_1] The Illegal Migration Bill was published yesterday. You can access the Bill itself here and the Explanatory Notes here. While it remains a Bill, the individual provisions

[ad_1] The Health and Care Worker Visa was designed to encourage healthcare professionals from around the world to come to work in the UK health sector. For applicants,

[ad_1] ‘It’s just not fair’, I wailed to my boss 41 years ago. I was a trainee solicitor in the litigation department of a West End firm. Back

[ad_1] Or should the word hero be reserved for the military, or nurses, or goal-scoring footballers? Or even, if you eat your take-away lunch from Subway, a large

[ad_1] The scandal of asylum-seeking children going missing from Home Office hotels (Ministers resist terms such as ‘kidnapped’) is an extreme situation. But they are not the only

[ad_1] On 1 February 2023 Mr Justice Cavanagh made a ruling, following a preparatory hearing on 14 and 15 December 2022, that asylum seekers can be prosecuted for