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All the latest updates and news from Good Law Project
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21 December 2020News We’re hiring an investigative journalistWe’re hiring an investigative journalist
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21 December 2020News Government PPE staff racing to cancel and delay excess ordersGovernment PPE staff racing to cancel and delay excess orders
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21 December 2020News A thank you from Jolyon MaughamA thank you from Jolyon Maugham
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19 December 2020News Stopping climate change can’t be a lie we tell our childrenStopping climate change can’t be a lie we tell our children
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17 December 2020News Government outsourcing of food parcels forced clinically vulnerable to shield without foodGovernment outsourcing of food parcels forced clinically vulnerable to shield without food
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16 December 2020News Why you should be worried about the Government’s Green Paper on Public ProcurementWhy you should be worried about the Government’s Green Paper on Public Procurement
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14 December 2020Case Update Victory at last as Government confirms Energy National Policy Statement ReviewVictory at last as Government confirms Energy National Policy Statement Review
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10 December 2020Case Update The Boardman reportThe Boardman report
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6 December 2020Case Update Hundreds have died – we want justiceHundreds have died – we want justice
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2 December 2020Case Update We’re in court tomorrowWe’re in court tomorrow
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25 November 2020Case Update The good news keeps coming on our procurement judicial reviewThe good news keeps coming on our procurement judicial review
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24 November 2020News Good news on our procurement judicial reviewsGood news on our procurement judicial reviews
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22 November 2020Case Update The NHS must fulfil its duty to young peopleThe NHS must fulfil its duty to young people
The NHS has a legal obligation to see those referred to GIDS within 18 weeks. But the average waiting time is 18 months, and some are are waiting a shocking four years for a first appointment. It’s time to push back.
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21 November 2020Case Update Jobs for their mates: We’re suingJobs for their mates: We’re suing
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18 November 2020Case Update Operation Moonshot: We’re suingOperation Moonshot: We’re suing
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18 November 2020News The National Audit Office report: The Good, the Bad and the UglyThe National Audit Office report: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly