The European Court of Human Rights rules against government in ‘bedroom tax’ case Julia Wynn 12 Mar Austerity
Almost four out 10 legal aid firms do not use ‘safety net’ scheme Emma Marshall 19 Feb Austerity, Legal aid
Appeal judges allow unrepresented homeless man to bring out of time appeal Derek Bernardi 31 Jan Austerity, Housing, News
Wales should have its own devolved justice system, says commission Tom Stokoe 28 Oct Austerity, Courts
New website to help universal credit claimants avoid ‘harmful and counterproductive’ sanctions regime Jon Robins 27 Sep Austerity, Disability rights
Legal aid at 70: celebrate but get angry at how rights have been stripped away Daniel Newman and Faith Gordon 30 Jul Austerity
‘The greatest celebration we can make of legal aid is to commit to it’ Will Bordell 19 Jul Austerity, Legal aid
Benefits cap ruling: ‘This obsequious approach diminishes the court’ Nicholas Reed Langen 16 Jul Austerity
