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    Supporter Services Manager – Interim Cover Position

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    Copywriter/Editor – Freelance Contract

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    Head of Human Resources

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    Finance and Adminstration Officer

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    Freelance Investigative Journalist (parental leave cover)

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    Campaigns Assistant

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    Digital Communications Officer (TikTok)

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    What we do

    Good Law Project is a not-for-profit campaign organisation that uses the law for a better world.

     

    Our mission is to use the law to hold power to account, protect the environment, and ensure no one is left behind.

     

  • Case Update

    Pharmaceuticals Direct: We have a date in the Supreme Court to argue for our case to be heard

    In 2021, we brought a case against the Government’s award of PPE contracts to Pharmaceuticals Direct – a company linked to a Conservative Party activist and donor, Samir Jassal. However, our legal action was paused by a technical error made by our external solicitors when filing the claim.

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    Public Law Lawyer – Scotland

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    Public Law Lawyer Scotland

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    Donor Relations Officer

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    External Affairs Manager – Scotland

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    Supporter Services Assistant

  • News 16 March 2024

    Frank Hester’s firm sponsors organisation chaired by Tory Peer who leapt to his defence

    Tory Peer, Lord Marland, who claimed Frank Hester ‘is not a racist’ because he does business abroad, heads a trade organisation which lists The Phoenix Partnership as a ‘strategic partner’ and a ‘platinum’ sponsor for its summits.

     

  • News 10 May 2023

    “Like a vampire from sunlight”: Rishi Sunak and transparency

    What if Rishi Sunak had invested part of his fortune in Oil and Gas shares? You’d want to know, right, because his failure to adopt a meaningful windfall tax on the obscene war-profits of Oil majors would then have a different complexion?