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• Category: Articles
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – New quashing orders and abolition of Cart judicial reviews under JRCA 2022
  • Alerter by Adam Heppinstall QC and Freya Foster – Office for Environmental Protection publishes its enforcement strategy
  • Alerter by Jack Castle – Part-time worker’s entitlement to leave is not to be pro-rated compared to a full-time worker
  • Alerter by Noel Dilworth on Hastings v Finsbury Orthopaedics Ltd
  • Alerter by Freya Foster – London Borough of Barking and Dagenham v Argos Limited [2022] EWHC 1398 (Admin)
  • Alerter by Jonathan Lewis and Jack Castle – Litigation under the new Procurement Bill
  • Alerter by Kenneth Hamer – AIC Ltd v. Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria [2022] UKSC 16
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – The justiciability of legislative commencement decisions (R (British Medical Association) v Secretary of State for Defence)
  • Alerter by Noel Dilworth – The snail that never was? Suspicions surrounding Mrs Donoghue’s case
  • Alerter by Arnold Ayoo – Costs of an Interim Injunction Where a Defendant Consents to Relief
  • Alerter by Kathleen Donnelly and Thomas Evans – No Relief from Missed Cut-Off Date
  • Alerter by Tim Green QC and Douglas Maxwell – Building Safety Bill Receives Royal Assent
  • Alerter by Rhodri Williams QC – A New EU International Procurement Instrument (IPI)
  • Article by Jack Castle – Standing, discrimination, bias and the PSED in judicial review of a public appointment (R (on the application of Good Law Project Ltd and another) v Prime Minister and another)
  • Alerter by Jack Castle – Smart Contracts: Practical Tips from the Law Commission’s Advice to Government
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Non-party disclosure orders in judicial review proceedings (R (AB) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care)
  • Alerter – Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022: Interaction with Insolvency
  • Douglas Maxwell examines the Building Safety Bill
  • Alerter by William Moody – What does the Paris Agreement on Climate Change mean?
  • Sir Alan Dashwood QC comments on Republic of Moldova v Komstroy
  • Alerter by Reanne MacKenzie & Hazel Jackson – Update to the Commercial Court Guide: 11th Edition
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – The perils of voluntary consultation (Binder and others v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions)
  • Alerter by James Williams – Back to the future: in the latest round of Smith v Pimlico Plumbers, the Court of Appeal has confirmed the correct approach to holiday pay claims – but some confusion remains.
  • Alerter by Lucy McCormick – The Law Commission publishes Automated Vehicles report
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Public Procurement—principles governing extensions of the limitation period (Access for Living v London Borough of Lewisham)
  • Alerter by Reanne MacKenzie – Spire Healthcare Ltd v Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Ltd: [2022] EWCA Civ 17
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Public Procurement – The relationship between lifting the automatic suspension and an expedited trial (Kellogg Brown & Root Ltd v Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime and another)
  • Alerter by Beatrice Graham – R (Association of Independent Meat Suppliers, Cleveland Meat Company Ltd) v Food Standards Agency: the reference to CJEU C‑579/19 and the final Supreme Court judgment
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis: Third Party Disclosure in Judicial Review proceedings
  • Alerter by George Mallet, Thomas Mallon & William Moody – Smith v RBS [2021] EWCA Civ 1832: New Guidance on unfair relationships and PPI non-disclosure litigation
  • Alerter by Rachel Tandy & William Moody – Security for Costs After Brexit: Rationale vs Residence
  • Alerter by Arnold Ayoo – Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill
  • Alerter by Beatrice Graham- Supreme Court halts consumer rights campaigner in 4 million person strong representative action against Google
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis: Public procurement judicial review—disclosure and expert evidence
  • Alerter by Tim Green & Thomas Mallon – Bad Character: an essential guide to propensity evidence in health and safety prosecutions
  • Alerter by Tim Green & William Moody – Adverse inferences and bodies corporate: a golden silence?
  • COVID 19 – Article by Jonathan Lewis – Changes to green/amber/red travel lists were lawful (R (Manchester Airports Holdings Ltd) v Secretary of State for Transport)
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Victim status under the Human Rights Act 1998
  • Alerter – The Reverse Burden of Proof in Health and Safety Prosecutions: As You Were
  • Post Office Litigation – Henderson Chambers features in final print edition of The Lawyer
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Public Procurement – requirement for home state qualifications was impermissible
  • TCC debars Defendant during trial from relying on its three technical expert reports following numerous breaches of CPR Part 35
  • Climate Change as Human Rights Issue – will international mass tort actions against multinationals follow?
  • Article by Henry Warwick QC & Jack Castle – Collective Actions: better together?
  • Alerter – Sentencing very large organisations – you will know one when you see it
  • Alerter – Traffic enforcement & penalty charge notices
  • Article by Adam Heppinstall QC – Court of Appeal refuses to strike out novel foreign ship breaking yard fatal accident claim against
  • Alerter – R v Hawkins, Dixon & MPM North West Ltd – aspects of gross negligence manslaughter
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Public Law – When will courts entertain academic public law
  • Alerter: The EU-UK Trade & Cooperation Agreement: what does it mean for consumer protection & product liability?
  • Lucy McCormick co-authors Bar Council response to Law Commission’s Automated Vehicles consultation
  • Alerter by Ben Norton – Meaning of ‘deliberate’, ‘concealment’ and ‘breach of duty’ under s.32 Limitation Act 1980
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Procurement – withdrawal of challenged award decision ends automatic suspension
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Procurement – time limits where there are multiple breaches
  • Reflections on Maughan: How to manage concurrent criminal and inquisitorial proceedings
  • Reflections on Maughan: disclosure in inquests
  • Alerter by James Palmer & Reanne MacKenzie – UKSC Judgment in FCA Business Interruption Test Case
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Procurement – lifting the automatic suspension under the utility regulations
  • Alerter by Reanne MacKenzie – Housing Secretary announces sweeping changes to Leasehold ownership
  • A simple mechanism would bridge the gap between the UK and the EU
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic does not automatically extinguish a duty to consult
  • Alerter by Harrison Denner – No second bite of the cherry, even in the absence of a signed agreement
  • Alerter by Jack Castle – Recovery of Social Security Benefits in Certain Asbestos Cases a Breach of Convention Rights
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Summary judgment in public procurement claims
  • Alerter by Freya Foster – High Court strikes out group action as an abuse of process
  • Article by Jonathan Lewis – Public works contracts and decisive influence
  • Patrick Green QC wins Barrister of the Year 2020, in The Lawyer Awards
  • COVID 19 – Consumer Credit: Covid (Continued) and Concealed Changes
  • COVID 19 – Alerter by Lia Moses – The Self-Isolation Regulations: Implications for Employers
  • Article by William Hibbert and Harrison Denner – Contracts, cancellations and COVID-19
  • Alerter by Jack Castle – Tilting at Windfalls: Swift v Carpenter and Accommodation Capital Costs
  • Alerter by Jack Castle – SONIA & the ‘Tough Legacy’ of LIBOR
  • Meaning of contracts for pecuniary interest – Article by Jonathan Lewis
  • Riots and property damage – Article by Lucy McCormick
  • Damages in Public Procurement Claims – Article from Jonathan Lewis
  • UKSC Judgment – Peninsula Securities v Dunne Stores
  • Jalla v Shell – CPR 19.6 & “same interests” – Alerter from Ben Norton
  • Standing to bring a public procurement challenge—key considerations
  • COVID-19 Briefing Note – Product Liability Trends & Issues
  • COVID 19 – Supply chain issues arising from Covid 19 and their ramifications
  • COVID-19 Briefing Note – Commercial Dispute Resolution Trends & Issues
  • COVID-19 – Lockdown: trying but not unlawful
  • “Civil Rights” Revisited: R (Reprieve) v The Prime Minister
  • COVID-19 – Continuing protection for consumer credit customers
  • Cape v Dring: High Court clarifies the proper approach to applications by non-parties for access to documents
  • Changes to the law of e-scooters
  • COVID-19 – Is Covid-19 sowing the seeds for future litigation?
  • Addleshaw Goddard and Henderson Chambers secure indemnity costs following judgment being entered for GSK in the long-running Seroxat Pharmaceutical Group Action
  • Article on Good Faith, by Patrick Green QC in New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer
  • What next for waste?
  • Limiting participation in procurement procedures (Parsec Fondazione)
  • The Care Quality Commission: an essential guide to its powers and processes
  • Court of Appeal rules on provision of gas safety certificate and section 21 notice
  • COVID-19 – Mortgage Moratorium Extended
  • COVID-19 – Travel & Holiday Claims amid a Global Lockdown
  • COVID-19 – Vaccines, BREXIT & Vaccine Damage Claims
  • Time limits for public procurement challenges
  • Time Limits for Tender Challenges: test for extending time to bring a public procurement challenge
  • COVID-19 – Consumer Protection in the time of Covid-19
  • COVID-19 – Guidance for Coroners on COVID-19 deaths
  • Assessing ‘Likelihood of Harm’ under the Health and Safety Offences, Corporate Manslaughter and Food Safety and Hygiene Offences
  • Case management issues in procurement claims
  • COVID-19 – Advising on Regulation of Healthcare Products and Devices During the Coronavirus Pandemic
  • Company Director Disqualification in the Criminal Courts
  • COVID-19 – NHS Trust obtains injunction for possession of hospital bed from dis-chargeable patient amid coronavirus pandemic
  • COVID19 – Further Consumer Credit Debt Moratorium
  • COVID-19 – Principles to be considered in respect of Applications for Adjournment or for Extension of Time during the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • Offering food for sale after its labelled “use by” date is prima facie a criminal offence
  • Tribunals & COVID-19 First-tier & Upper Tribunals, and Traffic Commissioners
  • Contractual rights of disclosed principals (Filatona Trading Ltd v Navigator Equities Ltd)
  • Commercial Court refuses split liability and quantum trial in cartel competition damages claim which included a ‘follow on claim’ (Daimler AG v Walleniusrederierna Aktiebolag)
  • COVID-19 – Procedural Updates
  • COVID-19 – Three Month Moratorium on Consumer Credit Debts
  • Workchain: unauthorised data access is a serious offence for companies and their officers
  • COVID-19 is not the only virus business needs to worry about
  • Possession proceedings and COVID-19
  • A policy of indefinite retention of convicts’ biometric data found to be unlawful (Gaughran v United Kingdom)
  • AG Opinion clarifies the boundaries of ‘horizontal’ co-operation between contracting authorities in public procurement
  • Court of Appeal adopts dominant purpose test
  • High Court critical of approach to evidence in Post Office litigation
  • Lifting the automatic suspension in procurement claims (Alstom v Network Rail)
  • The relationship between Part 1 and Section 41(1) of the Consumer Protection Act 1987
  • Transport procurement—limited publication obligations for direct awards (Autorità Garante v Regione Autonoma)
  • Unilever not ‘too big to pay’ employee-inventor
  • Court of Appeal gives green light to consumer rights campaigner in 4 million person strong representative action against Google
  • The implications of ‘bulk hacking’
  • Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts
  • Retained Provisions of the Consumer Credit Act
  • Unilever – Court of Appeal decision
  • Discriminatory housing allocation policy upheld as being justified and proportionate (R (on the application of Z and others) v Hackney London Borough Council)
  • Abandoning A Procurement: Not Always The End Of The Story
  • Traffic Commissioner’s Considerations for Licence Holders
  • Do you have to tell the Court that your claim is time barred when applying, without notice, for permission to serve out of the jurisdiction?
  • When is a local authority liable for failing to protect a child from the wrongful acts of third parties?
  • Guideline case on recusal applications (Bates v Post Office Ltd)
  • Court of Appeal decides important questions of law and practice relevant to Coroner’s inquests
  • R v Faltec- Court of Appeal Guidance
  • Administrative Court considers the use in an inquest of statistical evidence and the absence of clear cause of death on the issue of whether or not to leave causation to a jury
  • CAT litigation with nine lives: The rebirth of the class action?
  • Swedish Train Operating Company A Railway Network Operator For The Purposes Of EU Procurement Law
  • Public Procurement Rules Do Not Apply To Emergency Patient Transport Services Provided by Non Profit Organisations
  • UK Boards Of Biggest Firms Must Do More To Be Cyber Aware
  • “No deal” Brexit: Last minute Guidance on changes to Product Liability & Safety Legislation
  • Guidance on the Relevance of a Parent Company’s Resources When Sentencing a Subsidiary for a Health and Safety Offence
  • Court of Appeal considers the relevance of expert evidence to the issue of “harm” re Health & Safety Offences
  • NOSIA than thou? Unenforceability Provisions In Consumer Credit Regulations
  • Limitation and section 87 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974
  • Don’t get the contract signed without checking that it says what was agreed!
  • Time limits (and their extension) for seeking permission to appeal, and for serving notice of appeal
  • TCC decides that new trains for the Piccadilly Line cannot be held up by procurement dispute
  • The rule against reflective loss
  • “Being a good sport”. Supreme Court decision
  • Strike out of parts of witness statements application dismissed in group litigation
  • Court of Justice confirms open public procurement procedures can use a multi-stage knock out approach
  • High Court rules that social landlords can use 2- month break clauses in long fixed-term ASTs
  • The Safari Workaround decision
  • Documenting Atrocity Crimes against the Rohingya in Myanmar’s Rakhine State
  • Reflections on a Potential Peace Treaty for the Korean Peninsula
  • 10-year residency requirement to go on a local authority housing list not discriminatory
  • Administrative Court quashed a ten-year local residency housing allocation requirement
  • Groundless threats of legal action by landlord held to constitute harassment of tenants
  • The Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018—implications for the insurance industry
  • Standard of Proof for Suicide in Inquests
  • Landlord granted injunction against tenant using Airbnb upheld on appeal
  • The Knotty Issue of Knotweed
  • Equality considerations in lending
  • Database Regulations – Help! Somebody has stolen my client list
  • Jurisdiction decision from Court of Appeal on parent company liability
  • Success for Defendant in DePuy Pinnacle Metal on Metal hip litigation
  • Pleading the Fifth: the regulatory duties of self reporting in financial services
  • Powers setting selective licencing requirements for landlords and Judicial Review right way to challenge refusal of interim accommodation
  • Consumer credit: “taking back control”?
  • Kenneth Hamer wins case in the Court of Appeal on behalf of the General Pharmaceutical Council
  • Back to the future – the Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill 2017
  • Commission Notices to Stakeholders on Civil Justice / Private International Law and on Company Law following Brexit
  • Mitigate to accumulate: a new take on the breach/benefit conundrum
  • Lucy McCormick published in German insurance law journal
  • The ‘SELF DRIVE’ Act – what does it mean for the autonomous vehicle industry?
  • Decisions Relating to the Duration of Landlord Licences
  • Protocols not proceedings – or how to keep a creditor out of his money
  • Section 50 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015: should lenders be worried?
  • A Date With Data Protection
  • D.F.T. Rolls Out Key Principles To Strengthen Cybersecurity In the C.A.V. Industry
  • High Court Decision As To Scope Of Vicarious Liability
  • CAT on a Hot Tin Roof
  • Dispute Resolution Post-Exit – BIICL event 24 June 2017
  • Group Actions – Extension Of The Cut-Off Date : CPR 19.13 and The Denton Guidance
  • Braganza and beyond: judicial review of the exercise of contractual discretion in private law
  • Drawing the line: Experts, directions and the “ultimate issue”
  • Vehicle Technology and Aviation Bill—insurance proposals for driverless cars
  • Clarity cut adrift: Human rights arguments triable in mooring cases
  • Challenges Arising from Brexit
  • Goods mortgages: updating consumer protection
  • New guideline published on sentence reduction for early plea
  • SAAMCO – Revisited and Rebooted
  • Holiday pay back in the ECJ
  • Court of Appeal gives important Data Protection judgment
  • Defective medical devices
  • The OCENSA Pipeline Group Litigation: costs in group litigation
  • Hickinbottom J clarifies “defect” under s.3 of the Consumer Protection Act 1987
  • Consumer redress schemes: the case of CFO Lending Limited
  • The search for redemption: surveyors’ liability for refinance loans
  • Damages in Fatal Accidents Claims: Supreme Court decision as to proper basis for calculations of future loss
  • Conspiring to breach the terms of a freezing order: what next for tortious conspiracy?
  • Battling the rise in cybercrime—looking at the latest cybercrime statistics
  • Adversary or inquisitor? Judicial intervention in consumer banking litigation
  • Signs of the Times: Two recent Court of Appeal cases on the importance of signage on private property
  • The Elements of a Post-Brexit Settlement
  • ‘Look, no hands! Insurance and Driverless Cars’
  • Lis pendens: the parties’ choice of jurisdiction matters under the Recast Regulation
  • A balancing act: a landlord’s right to build and a tenant’s right to quiet enjoyment
  • McDonald (by her litigation friend) v McDonald and others [2016] UKSC 28
  • Proprietary Estoppel: Recent Updates
  • Life set upon the Recast: the (recent) past and (near) future of questions of jurisdiction within the EU
  • A very Modern Transport Bill
  • The UK’s “New Settlement” within the EU – A Reform Package for the Whole Union
  • Changes to the protection of guarantors under regulated agreements
  • Covert Costs
  • The Yukos Saga Continues: The Bold Decision of the Dutch Court to Set Aside the US$50 Billion Yukos Award
  • Plevin bound/unbound
  • Virtual Money in the Virtual Bank: Legal Remedies for Loss
  • Cyber Crime expert Matthew Richardson comments in City A.M
  • Winners and Losers in the Permanent Health Insurance Game
  • Holmcroft: Skilled person not amenable to judicial review
  • Reflections on the current landscape of personal security law
  • A “Legally Binding and Irreversible” Agreement on the Reform of the EU
  • Value of the thresholds under the directives on Public Procurement applicable from 1st January 2016
  • Challenging Government Decisions a Pain in the Neck
  • Unwinding funding transactions: what you don’t know might hurt you
  • Information or advice: the value judgment
  • Taxation and expropriation under bilateral investment treaties: setting the standard
  • Defining necessity: implied terms revisited
  • FCA regulation of interest rate hedging products: one rule for some?
  • Drive me (in the) wild
  • Freezing Injuctions: Four Key Principles
  • Lessons learned: judgment of Mr Justice Jay is a warning to Group Action solicitors
  • Attack of the Zombie Regulations
  • The Consumer Rights Act 2015: Financial Services & Consumer Credit
  • The Consumer Rights Act 2015: Unfair Terms
  • The Consumer Rights Act 2015: New rules for digital content
  • An affair to remember – cyber crime implications of the Ashley Madison hack
  • The Consumer Rights Act 2015
  • Rescinding a contract for misrepresentation
  • Misrepresentation in Sale of Goods: Rescission and Restitution
  • Supreme Court Judgment in Coventry and Ors v Lawrence and another [2015] UKSC 50
  • Key Holiday Law Decision: Brownlie v Four Seasons Holdings Incorporated [2015] EWCA Civ 665
  • Slaughterhouse right of appeal JR against FSA unfit meat decisions, fails.
  • R v Thames Water Utilities Ltd [2015] EWCA Crim 960
  • Selling their Souls
  • Arnold v Britton & Ors [2015] UKSC 36
  • Axton & Axton v GE Money Mortgages Limited [2015] EWHC 1343
  • Judgment handed down in Parkingeye Limited v Barry Beavis [2015] EWCA Civ 402
  • Are any trends emerging in corporate manslaughter sentencing?
  • Credit Hire Update: Stevens v Equity Syndicate Management Limited [2015]
  • Group M UK Ltd v Cabinet Office
  • Sentencing Council Guidelines
  • Asset finance in the education sector: the ultra vires predicament
  • Training Contract & Pupillage Handbook 2015 – Elizabeth Tremayne’s profile on Property
  • Can a borrower be a defaulter if a credit agreement is unenforceable?
  • Fair or Foul: Sport and the Law
  • Constructing Rectification
  • Zero-hours Contracts
  • Hallam Estates v Baker : Extensions of time – time to get along?
  • High Court applies Jackson principles to Group Litigation
  • A Little Light Relief? A summary of the post-Mitchell landscape
  • For whom should bank directors promote the success of the bank?
  • Supreme Court hands down judgment in Durkin v DSG Retail Limited
  • Supreme Court reconsiders nuisance and the power to award damages in lieu of an injunction
  • Alerter Court of Appeal Judgment
  • Sentencing Guidance for Environmental Offences
  • Consumer Rights Bill
  • Employment Law Reform 2013
  • Japp v Virgin Holidays
  • Corporate Liability for Contempt Alerter
  • The limits of Wrotham Park
  • Health & Safety in the UK Construction Industry
  • Sutherland v Bakewells
  • Commercial Law Alerter
  • Northern Rock: Court of Appeal Judgment
  • Appeal Court Judgment: Consolidated Finance v Collins
  • Hooper v Oates
  • Linda Goldman Lecture
  • Santander UK Plc v Harrison & Harrison
  • Consumer Credit Column February 2013
  • Meah v GE Money 2013
  • Consumer Credit Column January 2013
  • Consumer Credit Column December 2012
  • Building Fire Safety – The Legal Framework
  • “Unfair Relationships” Revisited
  • Consumer Credit Column November 2012
  • Fire Damage: The End Of Strict Liability?
  • Supreme Court Decision On Leasehold Enfranchisement
  • Consumer Credit Column October 2012
  • Green Deal Regulations
  • Consumer Credit Column September 2012
  • Consumer Credit Column August 2012
  • The Gypsy and Traveller Community: Duties and Powers of Local Authorities
  • Employment Rules
  • Employee Loans & Consumer Credit Act
  • Consumer Credit Column July 2012
  • Conditions in Periodic Payment Orders
  • TCF and Fiduciary Duties
  • Consuming Passions
  • Consumer Credit Column June 2012
  • Credit Hire: Practice and Procedure for Claimants and Defendants
  • Consumer Credit Column May 2012
  • Consumer Credit Column April 2012
  • The Mystery of the Glastonbury Cross
  • Consumer Credit Column March 2012
  • Consumer Credit Column February 2012
  • Consumer Credit Column January 2012
  • Sale Of Extended Warranties
  • Consumer Credit Column December 2011
  • Consumer Credit Column November 2011
  • Consumer Credit Column October 2011
  • Court of Appeal Judgment in Trafigura
  • Section 20 of the Health & Safety at Work Act
  • Unfair Relationships: Harrison v Black Horse [2011] EWCA CIV 1128
  • Talk on Causation
  • Liability of Company Directors for Discrimination
  • Product Liability in the UK/Emerging Markets
  • Corporate Manslaughter – Where are we now?
  • Reverse Burden of Proof
  • Professional Discipline
  • Broker not a fiduciary
  • Consumer Credit Column August 2011
  • Consumer Credit Column July 2011
  • OFT v Ashbourne
  • Baldwins v Maidstone
  • Conarken Group v Network Rail
  • Penny Johnson
  • Consumer Credit Column May 2011
  • LAML
  • Dias v Havering
  • Haworth v HMRC
  • Consumer Finance Update
  • Court of Appeal gives judgment in Nuclear Test Veterans Litigation
  • Mesothelioma Trigger
  • OB v Aventis
  • Fitness to Practice
  • Manslaughter
  • Employee Patent Compensation
  • Unfair Relationships
  • Tenancy Deposits
  • Environmental Claims
  • Public and private hearings
  • Role of the Regulator
  • Sentencing in the Crown Court
  • Police authorities
  • Butterworths Consumer Credit Law Conference
  • CA judgment in Westwood v Hospital Medical Group handed down on 24 July 2012.
  • Worker Status and the Limb (B) Exception
• Category: News
  • Article by Freya Foster – CPR amended to reflect the introduction of environmental review proceedings
  • Douglas Maxwell publishes The Human Right to Property: A Practical Approach to Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the ECHR (Hart Publishing 2022)
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Douglas Maxwell
  • Henderson Chambers nominated for 10 awards at The Legal 500 Bar Awards 2022
  • Supporting Carney’s Community
  • Mountbatten historic papers FOIA decision released by Tribunal
  • Divisional Court reverses Bakers of Nailsea in relation to summary offences; to which the normal six month time limit applies
  • Henderson Chambers is delighted to be participating in the COMBAR Mentoring Scheme for Under-Represented Groups – Now Open for Applications
  • The VW NOx Emissions Group Litigation
  • Upper Tribunal rules that Counsel’s advice to DPP in Paul Burrell prosecution does not have to be disclosed under FOIA
  • Henderson Chambers Participates in LIDW22
  • Adam Heppinstall QC and Kathleen Donnelly speaking at the International Bar Association’s Annual Litigation Forum
  • Thomas Samuels Features in The Lawyer
  • Douglas Maxwell – Second Six Pupil
  • Split Divisional Court dismisses climate change challenge against Government funding of LNG project
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted for award at the Legal Cheek Awards 2022
  • Jack Castle Examines Elan-Cane Decision
  • Thomas Samuels joins Henderson Chambers
  • Supporting Carney’s Community
  • Insolvency: Doran v County Rentals included by Sealy & Milman
  • James White Joins Henderson Chambers
  • Malcolm Sheehan QC recognised in The Lawyer’s Hot 100 2022
  • Opening Hours over the Festive Season 2021
  • Tim Green to be appointed Queen’s Counsel in 2022
  • Final Supreme Court judgment in long running EU business human rights case
  • Festive Greetings 2021
  • Professor Sir Alan Dashwood to Speak at UKAEL Event
  • 2021 Pupillage Forum at Henderson Chambers
  • Chambers UK 2022 – Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers
  • Henderson Chambers Supporting The London Legal Walk 2021
  • Ben Norton nominated for ‘Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year’ at the Advocate Bar Pro Bono Awards 2021
  • Legal 500 2022 – Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers
  • CJEU judgment in case raising property-related procedural human rights issues
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes Arnold Ayoo
  • 2021 UK Chambers Bar Awards – Two Nominations for Henderson Chambers
  • Sir Alan Dashwood QC & Adam Heppinstall QC contribute to UK Supreme Court Yearbook
  • James Williams appointed to the Attorney General’s B Panel of Counsel
  • Judgment – Geraint Webb QC & Harrison Denner – Dana UK Axle Ltd v Freudenberg FST GmbH
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant William Moody
  • Jonathan Lewis successfully secures setting aside of judicial review claim form on the basis of late service
  • Toby Riley-Smith QC appointed by the CMA as Standing Counsel (Consumer Law)
  • Third Six Recruitment 2021
  • Members of Henderson Chambers Appear in Novel Public Law Challenges
  • Seroxat Series – Group Actions & Third Party Funding
  • Henderson Chambers becomes a Supporter of the Charter for Black Talent in Finance and the Professions
  • Seroxat Series – Regulation & Product Liability
  • Seroxat Series – A holistic approach to defect
  • The Seroxat Series – Careful & Efficient Case Management
  • Henderson Chambers wins “Best Chambers for Colleague Supportiveness” at the Legal Cheek Awards 2021
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Thomas Mallon
  • Henderson Chambers & Addleshaw Goddard Launch the “Seroxat Series”
  • Rhodri Williams QC & Andrew Kinnier QC re-appointed to Welsh Government Panel
  • Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC & Adam Heppinstall represent the UK in one of the last pre-Brexit references (from the UKSC) to the CJEU
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in two categories at the Legal Cheek Awards 2021
  • The Future of Procurement Litigation: A brave new world? – Webinar with Rhodri Williams QC, Jonathan Lewis & Hazel Jackson
  • Henderson Chambers features in the Estates Gazette & Property Week’s top cases of 2020
  • The Law of Artificial Intelligence published by Sweet & Maxwell
  • Angus Withington and Adam Heppinstall to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Court of Appeal hands down disqualification guidance in Traffic Commissioner appeal
  • Festive Greetings 2020
  • Charles Gibson QC is The Times’ Lawyer of the Week
  • High Court strikes out group action as an abuse of process: Municipo de Mariana v BHP Group PLC
  • Chambers UK 2021 – Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers
  • 2020 Pupillage Forum at Henderson Chambers
  • Henderson Chambers supporting the 2020 London Legal Walk 10xChallenge
  • Legal 500 2021 – Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers
  • Four nominations for Henderson Chambers in the 2020 Chambers Bar Awards
  • The Lawyer Awards 2020: Patrick Green QC shortlisted Barrister of the Year
  • COVID-19 Working Arrangements – Updated January 2022
  • Lucy McCormick featured in Tech Dispute Network’s Podcast
  • George Mallet appointed to the Attorney General’s C Panel of Counsel
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes two new tenants from September 2020 following pupillage
  • HSLA webinars – healthcare inquests & sentencing for fire safety
  • Adam Heppinstall named pro bono hero by Advocate
  • Tim Green in complex H&S sentence heard by video link
  • Kenneth Hamer speaks at the South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
  • Abigail Cohen appointed Deputy District Judge (part-time)
  • Supreme Court judgment: Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd
  • Adam Heppinstall involved in arbitration appeal under the Pubs Code
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Hazel Jackson
  • R (Stillmans (Somerset) Ltd and Penny & Sons) v Food Standards Agency [2020] EWHC 703 (Admin)
  • Adam Heppinstall represented The National Archives and the FCO in an important Upper Tribunal FOIA decision
  • Shanks v Unilever Supreme Court patent case wins “Impact Case of the Year” at the Managing Intellectual Property Global Awards
  • Adam Heppinstall successfully represents Secretary of State for Transport in Channel Tunnel Freedom of Information Case
  • Supreme Court holds that Micula parties can enforce ICSID Arbitration Award against Romania
  • Henderson Chambers donate books to primary schools in the London Borough of Bromley
  • Henderson Chambers feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020
  • Who’s Who Legal: UK Bar 2019
  • John White wins the Legal 500 UK 2020 award for outstanding achievement
  • Henry Warwick to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Henderson Chambers appoints Jason Housden as Chambers Director
  • Final judgment in the Post Office Group Litigation
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Freya Foster
  • Festive Greetings
  • Port of London Authority acquitted
  • Henderson Chambers are proud to announce two Recorder appointments
  • Geraint Webb QC appointed Deputy High Court Judge
  • Court of Appeal dismisses claimants’ appeal in the Seroxat Group Litigation
  • Charles Gibson QC wins Environment Silk of The Year 2019
  • Patrick Green QC is The Times’ Lawyer of the Week
  • Rhodri Williams QC appointed Legal Member of the Welsh Language Tribunal
  • George Swift 2019 Lecture
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Chambers UK Bar 2020
  • Pupillage News at Henderson Chambers
  • Lloyd v Google – Court of Appeal Judgment holds that data breach claim can proceed as a representative action
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Legal 500 2020
  • HSLA seminar at Henderson Chambers with an address by Sir Colman Treacy, former Chairman of the Sentencing Council
  • Henderson Chambers are proud to announce two Recorder appointments
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the 2019 Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • Supreme Court refers case to CJEU – R (AIMS and another) v Food Standards Agency
  • Google Appeal
  • John White’s retirement: Forty-five stellar years in Chambers
  • Dennis Rosenthal recognised in “The Best Lawyers” UK for his work in Asset Finance Law
  • Henderson Chambers supporting The London Legal Walk 2019
  • No Man Is an Island: Compelling Witness Evidence in Support of Arbitration Proceedings Seated in London
  • Kenneth Hamer’s Professional Conduct Casebook third edition published
  • Traffic Commissioner Appeal
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Beatrice Graham
  • Appointments to List of Specialist Regulatory Advocates in Health and Safety and Environmental Law
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes Tim Green
  • Legal Cheek Award win for Henderson Chambers
  • Landmark victory in the Post Office Group Litigation
  • Toby Riley-Smith QC and James Purnell have successfully defended the Bereleigh Shoot in a landmark private prosecution for statutory noise nuisance
  • Rhodri Williams QC appointed to the Civil Justice Council
  • “The Law and Autonomous Vehicles” published today
  • Henderson Chambers team feature in The Lawyer’s Top 20 cases of 2019
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted for three awards at the Legal Cheek Awards 2019
  • Festive Greetings
  • Henderson Chambers at National Pupillage Fair 2018
  • Rachel Tandy represents acquitted firefighter
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Chambers UK Bar 2019
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Legal 500 2019
  • Prashant Popat QC wins Health & Safety Silk of The Year 2018
  • James Williams nominated for ‘Junior Barrister of the Year’ at the Bar Pro Bono Unit Awards 2018
  • Henderson Chambers at the IBA Annual Conference in Rome October 2018
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Harrison Denner
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the 2018 Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • Oliver Campbell QC & Toby Riley-Smith QC speaking at the HSLA annual conference in November 2018
  • Court of Appeal decision on the ability of non-parties to access documents used in court proceedings
  • Court of Appeal orders Romania to pay £150million
  • Jonathan Lewis promoted to the Attorney General’s B Panel of Counsel
  • British Cycling Trial
  • Dennis Rosenthal recognised in “The Best Lawyers” UK for his work in Asset Finance Law
  • The Adrian Cooper Memorial Lecture
  • Master gives guidance on transfer applications between QB and the County Court
  • Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Reanne MacKenzie
  • THIRD SIX RECRUITMENT 2018
  • Lucy McCormick interviewed on BBC Radio 4’s Law in Action
  • Lucy McCormick coverage in Insurance Business UK
  • Henderson Chambers team feature in The Lawyer’s Top 20 cases of 2018
  • A new edition of Dennis Rosenthal’s “Consumer Credit Law and Practice – A Guide” (Fifth Edition).
  • Jonathan Worboys speaks at a FCO cross governmental event on Brexit and the Law of Treaties
  • A sash window of opportunity for workers? Holiday pay and the King v SWWL case considered – Seminar 7 February 2018
  • Patrick Green QC to speak at the 21st Annual IBA Arbitration Day, in Buenos Aires, in February 2018.
  • Lucy McCormick confirmed to speak in Berlin at the Automotive HMI and Connectivity Conference in 2018
  • Andrew Kinnier appointed QC
  • Catch 22
  • High Court requires security for costs to be given by funder in excess of Arkin cap
  • Google Data Breach Class Action
  • ECJ Judgment – King v The Sash Window Workshop Ltd
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the Legal 500 UK 2018 Awards
  • Wellbeing at the Bar – Henderson Chambers awarded Certificate of Recognition
  • Members of Henderson Chambers ranked in 13 practice areas by Chambers UK 2018
  • Who’s Who Legal: UK Bar 2018 Rankings
  • HSE Judicial Review
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Legal 500 2017
  • Chambers Student Guide 2018
  • Pupillage Event 2017
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the 2017 Chambers UK Bar Awards nominations
  • Andrew Kinnier named as Counsel to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry
  • Court of Appeal Judgment
  • Kenneth Hamer
  • Team from Henderson Chambers attending IBA Litigation Forum in Zurich May 2017
  • Lucy McCormick confirmed to speak in Cologne at the Future of Transportation World Con 2017
  • Unilever Judgment
  • 2017 Columbia Arbitration Day
  • Judgment on the operation of the Vaccine Damage Payments Act 1979
  • Thames Mooring Byelaws upheld
  • Judgment of the Supreme Court in the Brexit Article 50 Case
  • Order for indemnity assessment in favour of Defendant in OCENSA pipeline group litigation
  • Nuclear Test Veterans Decision
  • Kenneth Hamer successfully wins appeal in the Supreme Court
  • Product Liability and the Self-driving Car
  • Brexit Article 50 hearing before the Supreme Court
  • Kenneth Hamer appears for the General Pharmaceutical Council in the Supreme Court
  • High Court rules that Government does not have power to give notice under Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty without Parliamentary approval
  • Members of Henderson Chambers ranked in 15 practice areas by Chambers UK 2017
  • Winners of Environment Set of the Year
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the Legal 500 UK 2017 Awards
  • Brexit Article 50 Judicial Review: hearing before the Lord Chief Justice this week
  • Chambers Student Guide 2017
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the 2016 Chambers UK Bar Awards nominations
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in The Legal 500 UK 2016
  • Henderson Chambers at the IBA Annual Conference in Washington DC
  • Justice and the People: Reinforcing the Rule of Law in Kosovo – Programme Evaluation
  • Judgment handed down in the Ocensa Pipeline Group Litigation
  • Permission to Appeal for Vedanta and KCM
  • Court of Appeal Decision on Haulier Civil Penalty Scheme
  • Permission to intervene in Article 50 Brexit case
  • Appointment to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel
  • Lucy McCormick to co-author ‘Law and Driverless Cars’
  • Implications of Brexit for Financial Services Lawyers
  • Lucy McCormick writes in the Solicitors Journal – “A Very Modern Transport Bill”
  • Andrew Davies appointed as District Judge
  • Kenneth Hamer gives the John Thornely Lecture 2016 for Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
  • Appointment to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel
  • Henderson Chambers features in The Lawyer’s top 20 cases of 2016
  • Henderson Chambers features in The Lawyer’s top 20 cases of 2016
  • Toby Riley-Smith appointed QC
  • Parking Eye v Beavis – Supreme Court decision
  • Members of Henderson Chambers ranked in 15 practice areas by Chambers UK 2016
  • IBA Conference in Vienna October 2015 – Henderson Chambers team attending
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the 2015 Chambers UK Bar Awards nominations
  • Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in The Legal 500 UK 2015
  • 5th edition of ‘Clinical Negligence’ published
  • In memoriam – Kaye Brooks 1976 – 2015
  • Electoral Fraud – call for evidence by Sir Eric Pickles
  • Sir Alan Dashwood QC to debate with the Rt Hon John Redwood MP at the Brexit seminar
  • Kenneth Hamer’s Professional Conduct Casebook 2nd edition published
  • Employer’s liability does not extend to employee’s free time activities
  • Judgment handed down in Richard Mawrey QC election case
  • London Legal Walk on 18th May
  • Who’s Who Legal 2015 – UK Bar (Public Procurement)
  • ECJ judgment in Boston Scientific case
  • Algeria hostage inquest: Judge returns verdict
  • Malcolm Sheehan QC acts in £200+ million e-Borders arbitration award
  • The Lawyer top 20 cases of 2015
  • Latest news of Richard Mawrey QC’s election case
  • Malcolm Sheehan appointed QC
  • Bodo Settlement
  • Marlie Farm Firework Fire Litigation
  • Judgment in insurance application case in breast implants litigation
  • Plevin v Paragon Personal Finance Ltd – Supreme Court Decision
  • Nuclear Test Veterans Judgment
  • Members of Henderson Chambers ranked in 16 practice areas by Chambers UK 2015
  • Winner – Legal 500 2014 Bar Awards
  • Bar Award Winners
  • Henderson Chambers ranked as top tier set by Legal 500 2014 and shortlisted for 2 awards
  • Qatar Railway Safety and Security Strategic Workshop
  • Henderson Chambers shortlisted in the 2014 Chambers UK Bar Awards nominations
  • Oliver Campbell QC talks on Environmental Law
  • Bodo judgment
  • Company cleared of corporate manslaughter charges
  • Costs Budgets – trivial breaches and irregularities
  • Court of Appeal decision clarifies the issue of which local authority is responsible for funding section 117 Mental Health Act 1983 after-care services
  • James Williams wins the Health and Safety Lawyers’ Association essay prize
  • European Court of Human Rights rules Nuclear Test Veterans challenge inadmissible
  • Electoral Fraud
  • Court of Appeal clarifies law on expert evidence
  • Appointments to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel
  • Oliver Campbell appointed QC
  • Nuclear Test Veterans
  • New tenant
  • Chambers UK rankings released
  • Prashant Popat QC wins Health & Safety Silk of the Year
  • Prashant Popat QC nominated for Chambers 100 UK Bar
  • Chambers Bar Awards 2013
  • Marlie Farm Firework Fire Litigation
  • Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC
  • Corporate INTL Legal Awards 2013
  • Kenneth Hamer’s book launch
  • New Pupillage Website Launched
  • Appointments to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel
  • Professor Alan Dashwood CBE QC
  • Leeds City Council
  • Henderson Chambers success in the legal directories
  • Miners Knee Litigation
  • Roger Henderson QC honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Oliver Campbell wins at the Chambers Bar Awards 2012
  • Angus Withington appointed a Crown Court Recorder
  • Appointments to the Welsh Government’s Legal Panel
  • Henderson Chambers Shortlisted for Bar Awards
  • Product Liability Law Practice of the Year 2012
  • Financial Mis-selling Conference
  • What to do when IT goes wrong
  • CA judgment in Westwood v Hospital Medical Group
  • Adam Heppinstall acts for Culture Secretary in FOI appeal
  • Charles Gibson QC
  • Not guilty verdict. Prashant Popat QC defending
  • Not guilty verdict in the trial of 2 fire officers
  • The Lawyer Awards 2012
  • The Lawyer – new silks
  • Supreme Court Judgment
  • Patrick Green appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • ‘A’ Panel Appointments
  • Internet privacy injunction
  • What the marketplace says about Henderson Chambers
  • Nuclear Test Veterans War Pensions Decision
  • Nuclear Test Veterans in Supreme Court Appeal
  • Unfair Commercial Practices
  • Patrick Green and Elizabeth Humphreys appear in Levy test case in the Court of Appeal: Beacon Roofing Ltd v Construction Industry Training Board
  • Patrick Green and Elizabeth Humphreys appear in Levy test case in the Court of Appeal
  • Health and Safety Set of the Year Shortlist
  • Commission and fiduciary duties: Hurstanger Ltd v Wilson distinguished
  • TUPE and Pre-Pack Administration at EAT
  • Update on restrictive covenants
  • Conarken Group Ltd v Network Rail
  • Office of Fair Trading v Ashbourne Management Serv
  • Larry West QC
  • New members: William Hibbert and Julia Smith
  • C&I Health & Safety conference
  • Toby Riley-Smith speaks at recent CLT conference
  • Landmark Procurement Decision
  • Malcolm Sheehan and Andrew Kinnier
  • Pupillage Videos
  • Henderson Chambers in Top 20 Cases for 2011
  • Disability Discrimination – Haworth v HMRC
  • Corporate International Legal Awards
  • Prod Liability Award
  • Bar Mark
  • Dias v Havering: the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy court over non-domestic rates
  • Miners’ Knee Litigation
  • Credit Card Killer: non-party costs order made against claims management company
  • Nuclear Test Veterans Litigation
  • ‘The Problems of State Regulation’ published
  • International Product Law Manual 2011
  • Patrick Green at the IBA Conference
  • Commercial and Consumer Law Handbook
  • Chambers Bar Awards Winner
  • The Lawyer Awards
  • Health and Safety Chambers of the Year 2010
  • Legal 500 2010
  • Chambers UK 2011
  • Legal 500: Banking and Finance
  • Supreme Court: Southern Pacific v Walker
  • Unfair relationships in consumer credit
  • Driver v Teva UK Ltd
  • Third Six Pupillage
  • Toby Riley-Smith wins in Sternlight v Barclays
  • Prashant Popat QC in OB v Aventis Pasteur SA
• Category: Events
  • The Post Office Group Litigation Seminar – Wednesday 6th July 2022
  • Henderson Chambers hosting Health & Safety Seminar – Thursday 9th June 2022
  • Douglas Maxwell invited to speak at Irish Housing Commission conference on Amending the Irish Constitution
  • Thomas Samuels to speak on “Consumer Buy to Let Mortgages & Bridging Loans”
  • Patrick Green QC speaking at RSA MCICH Network online event with Nick Wallis – The Great Post Office Scandal
  • Prashant Popat QC and Oliver Campbell QC to speak at HSLA Webinar
  • Kenneth Hamer to speak at ARDL’s Inaugural Professional Discipline and Regulation Conference
  • Kenneth Hamer to speak at British Psychological Society’s Expert Witness Conference
  • Tim Green, Elizabeth Tremayne and Rachel Tandy to speak at HSLA Webinar
  • Kenneth Hamer to speak at Disciplinary and Regulatory Tribunals Conference 29 April 2020
  • Harrison Denner speaking at Legal Cheek event “How to make it as a barrister”
  • Henderson Chambers attending the University of Oxford Law Fair on Saturday 9 November
  • Pupillage Forum at Henderson Chambers
  • Prashant Popat QC speaking at the HSLA Summer Party & Panel discussion – 11th July 2019
  • Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC speaking at The 58th London-Leiden Conference
  • Noel Dilworth speaking at BIICL on 16th May 2019 – “Merricks v Mastercard: Collective Actions Reinvigorated”
  • Tim Green speaking at series of HSLA Seminars in May and June 2019
  • Kenneth Hamer to speak at Disciplinary and Regulatory Tribunals Conference 5 March 2019
  • Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC speaking at Legal Cheek Brexit themed careers event
  • Oliver Campbell QC to speak at the HSLA annual summer lecture in London, July 2018
  • TSI Conference
  • Professional Conduct Seminar – Tuesday 13 March 2018
  • Health and Safety Seminar
  • The Annual CICM Turner Lecture
  • The Annual Conference of the International Bar Association
  • Financial Mis-Selling 2016 Conference
  • Banking, Finance and Consumer Credit Seminar
  • Commercial Law Seminar
  • Consumer Rights Act 2015 – One Year on Conference
  • IBA Annual Litigation Forum 2016
  • Annual John Thornely Lecture
  • Employee Benefits, Pensions and Financial; Wellbeing seminar
  • Product Liability Seminar
  • INSIGHT: Employment Breakfast Seminar
  • Annual CICM Turner Lecture
  • Health & Safety Seminar at the Royal Society of Arts
  • TSI Conference
  • Health & Safety Group Seminar
  • Banking, Finance and Consumer Credit Group Seminar
  • Employment Group Seminar
  • TSI Conference
  • Finance and Consumer Credit Group Seminar
  • Product Liability Forum’s Seminar
  • INSIGHT Employment Law Event
  • Health & Safety Group Seminar
  • CLT’s conference “What To Do When IT Goes Wrong”
  • Butterworth’s Practice & Procedure In Disciplinary Tribunals Conference
  • Seminar and Book Launch for Professional Conduct Casebook
  • Finance and Consumer Credit Group Seminar
  • CLT’s Disciplinary and Regulatory Tribunals: Practice and Procedure Conference 2013
  • Henderson Chambers moot
  • “Fire Safety Enforcement – Fit for Purpose” seminar
  • C&I Health and Safety 2012 Conference
  • Employment Law Group Seminar
  • “Bringing and Defending Financial Mis-selling Claims” CLT Conference
  • Product Liability, Group Actions and Health and Safety Joint Seminar
  • Finance and Consumer Credit Seminar
  • CLT conference on Disciplinary and Regulator Tribunals: Practice and Procedure in 2012
  • Product Liability and Health & Safety Dinner
  • Consumer Credit Directive Seminar

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• Nazeer Chowdhury
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• Ognjen Miletic
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• George Mallet
• Christopher Adams
• Lia Moses
• Arnold Ayoo
• James White
• Celia Oldham
• Reanne MacKenzie
• Harrison Denner
• Beatrice Graham
• Freya Foster
• Hazel Jackson
• Ben Norton
• Jack Castle
• Thomas Mallon
• William Moody
• Douglas Maxwell (Second Six Pupil)

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