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All the latest updates and news from Good Law Project
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21 November 2022Generational Gerrymandering? New voter ID requirements will disenfranchise young peopleGenerational Gerrymandering? New voter ID requirements will disenfranchise young people
Good Law Project is concerned about how the Elections Act 2022 could specifically disenfranchise young people. The vast majority of voter IDs approved by the Government are available to older people, whilst very few are targeted at people under 60.
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14 November 2022Re-imagining who we areRe-imagining who we are
We’re pleased to share with you the first phase of our work to re-imagine Good Law Project. We have a new website and you will have noticed that our logo, font and colour scheme have all changed.
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11 November 2022Ground-breaking polling YouGov: trust in the judiciaryGround-breaking polling YouGov: trust in the judiciary
Good Law Project has commissioned ground-breaking polling from YouGov to gauge the level of trust different segments of society have in the judiciary.
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11 November 2022NEW: Government likely to be forced to name those who referred firms onto secretive Covid testing ‘VIP’ laneNEW: Government likely to be forced to name those who referred firms onto secretive Covid testing ‘VIP’ lane
For over a year, we have worked to uncover the identities of the politically-connected companies who received preferential access to a priority route to the contracts awarded as part of the Government’s multi-billion pound Test and Trace programme.
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11 November 2022Astroturfing: who can you trust?Astroturfing: who can you trust?
On Saturday 5th November, the National Trust, beloved by many across the country and internationally, will decide on its new council members.
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11 November 2022MPs call for investigation into misuse of funds by a 55 Tufton Street charityMPs call for investigation into misuse of funds by a 55 Tufton Street charity
Good Law Project has today supported a cross-party group of MPs including Caroline Lucas, Layla Moran and Clive Lewis in urging the Charity Commission to investigate potential wrongdoing by the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF).
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13 October 2022Close friend of MP involved with company handed a multi-million Covid testing contractClose friend of MP involved with company handed a multi-million Covid testing contract
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30 September 2022No child should be given access to that type of contentNo child should be given access to that type of content
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30 September 2022Empowered 4: What to do if your supplier takes you to courtEmpowered 4: What to do if your supplier takes you to court
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20 September 2022Accountability and the ProrogationAccountability and the Prorogation
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15 September 2022An update on our fuel poverty challengeAn update on our fuel poverty challenge
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14 September 2022Empowered 3: Understanding the rules on energy disconnection and prepayment metersEmpowered 3: Understanding the rules on energy disconnection and prepayment meters
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7 September 2022Revealed for the first time: full list of VIP Test and Trace firms given priority treatmentRevealed for the first time: full list of VIP Test and Trace firms given priority treatment
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7 September 2022Empowered 2: Claiming the welfare benefits you are entitled toEmpowered 2: Claiming the welfare benefits you are entitled to
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3 September 2022Emails reveal another VIP Test and Trace contract that leads to more questions than answersEmails reveal another VIP Test and Trace contract that leads to more questions than answers
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30 August 2022Empowered 1: Understanding your energy bill support and discountsEmpowered 1: Understanding your energy bill support and discounts