2021 News

Health inequalities experienced by Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans women will be discussed at a forum to be held later this week.

A Black woman priest has won an oral hearing into proposals that would result in her losing her job and her home in South London.

Bike manufacturer Canyon has issued a notice to stop the use of its new Aeroad CFR and CF SLX road bikes following a high-profile failure of handlebars during a Belgian road race.

A Parliamentary inquiry into the link between sport and long-term brain injury will begin gathering evidence next week.

Leigh Day law firm has stepped up its legal claims campaign against motor manufacturers accused of fitting vehicles with devices to cheat emissions tests.

Baroness Dame Joan Bakewell and Dr Michael Markiewicz continue to seek meaningful Government response to questions on Pfizer vaccine dose delays

Cycling UK has issued a legal case to challenge the removal of a cycle lane that was installed to encourage active travel during the first UK lockdown in the COVID-19 pandemic.

A former teacher at Malsis School in North Yorkshire is due to appear in court charged with 42 child sex abuse charges against 20 pupils.

The family of Peter Wragg, a former joiner from Sheffield who died of mesothelioma, are hoping former colleagues will come forward with information.

Here, former Addison Lee Driver David Bollard*, explains why he joined the workers’ right claim against the private hire company.

Thousands of people working in the gig economy are likely to be impacted by the Supreme Court’s ruling that Uber drivers should be classed as workers. 

Claim includes allegations against Audi and other Volkswagen Group brand vehicles