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Workshop: Late night licensing

Leo Charalambides discusses the impact of the 'EU Services Directive on the costs of late night licensing

Getting past the rhetoric: The Growth and Infrastructure Bill

Oliver Wright asks if the Growth and Infrastructure Bill will inspire 'anything more than lively debates in parliament

Life in crime | The tide is turning in deportation cases

The sea-change in cases involving the 'children of people facing deportation is 'a welcome one, says Benjamin Newton

Civil conduct | A little knowledge...

Francesca Kaye and Mary Hodgson consider how the courts deal with ?self-represented parties with no legal ?training or easy access to the internet

Pro Bono 2012 | Encouraging a pro bono culture

As Pro Bono Week approaches, David Irving reflects on 25 years of helping at his local legal advice centre

Pro Bono 2012 | One hundred days of free employment law advice

 Now in its second year, Paul Daniels shares how the 100 Days Project matches members of the Employment Laywers Association with those in need

Pro Bono 2012 | The beautiful game

Pro bono legal advice is essential for Dartford FC, where Mark Bendlund sits on its board

The contradictory cuts to immigration legal aid

By cutting legal aid in immigration cases the government is forcing vulnerable individuals to ?go to court on their own ?to argue complex cases ?when it otherwise only allows authorised legal advisers to do so, says Fiona Bawdon