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As the International Law Book Facility celebrates its 10th anniversary, Paul Lowenstein QC and Katrina Crossley explain the origins of the charity, the work it does and how members of the... read more
Review: The Bar Choral Society
A high octane achievement Philip Bartle reviews the most recent concert of the Bar Choral Society read more
Liturgy, worship and outreach
Chris McWatters speaks to Mark Hatcher on his new role at the Temple Church Mark Hatcher is an exceptionally busy man. Not only does he have a full time job as special... read more
Review: Christmas wine
If you haven’t got a ha’penny, then God bless you As difficult times continue, Sean Jones QC and Dominic Regan scan the supermarkets for their Christmas tips for readers read moreBook review: Jeremy Hutchinson’s Case Histories
Author: Thomas Grant QCPublisher: John Murray, June 2015ISBN-13: 978-1444799736Hardback: £25.00 read moreBook review: The Rector of Pepynbridge
Author: Peter Morrell Publisher: i2i Publishing, 30 June 2015 ISBN-13: 9780993243257 Paperback Price: £8.95 read more
Theatre review: On Trial for Treason
Mark Hill QC reports on the mock trial of the Barons who negotiated the sealing of Magna Carta For centuries, courts were held in the splendour of Westminster Hall,... read more
Getting on the property ladder
In the first of a new series on personal finance, Paul Faithfull looks at the issues facing first time buyers at the young Bar As house prices continue to increase across... read more
Zen and the art of lawyers’ maintenance
Barrister and Buddhist Jo Shaw on mindfulness practice and the Bar Caveat lector: This article is “Not Bar”. It covers subjects such as emotions, looking after oneself and... read more
Taking the first step
Chris Quinn on why the Bar needs to get serious about wellbeing ... and how to get training Although it has not gained much coverage outside legal circles, the Bar Council... read morePages
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