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The future of the Bar: protecting what matters most

17 AUG 2026

NSPCC calls for tougher action against social media platforms over risks to children

17 AUG 2026

Children’s Commissioner updates guidance on supporting care experienced students in higher education

17 AUG 2026

Children’s rights groups call for UNCRC incorporation and statutory impact assessments

17 AUG 2026

Recent developments in public family law: Practical insights from 3PB Chambers

10 AUG 2026

Rape and serious child sexual offences excluded from sentencing reforms

10 AUG 2026

Women’s Aid responds to the latest early release scheme amendments

10 AUG 2026

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The future of the Bar: protecting what matters most

17 AUG 2026

NSPCC calls for tougher action against social media platforms over risks to...

17 AUG 2026

Children’s Commissioner updates guidance on supporting care experienced...

17 AUG 2026

Children’s rights groups call for UNCRC incorporation and statutory impact...

17 AUG 2026

Recent developments in public family law: Practical insights from 3PB...

10 AUG 2026

Rape and serious child sexual offences excluded from sentencing reforms

10 AUG 2026

Women’s Aid responds to the latest early release scheme amendments

10 AUG 2026

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Authors

Sally is a Chartered Legal Executive, she trained with Hugh James and qualified in 2000. She has worked in and around the Cardiff area for over 20 years specialising in Family Law.

Michael Dyer is Head of Family Law at David Ebert Solicitors in Southampton.

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The future of the Bar: protecting what matters most

The Bar is changing. Pressures around legal aid, the growing use of AI and questions about how to build a sustainable career are prompting difficult conversations about what the profession might look...

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Mary Welstead, Visiting Professor in Family law University of BuckinghamIn October 2025, the Honourable Ms Justice Henke finally decided the future of baby J, who was almost three years of...

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Evaluating innovative family law practice: research findings on the ‘one-lawyer-two-clients’ format

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The NSPCC has called on the Government and Ofcom to take tougher action against social media platforms after Childline data showed that the five platforms most frequently mentioned by children in...

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