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Service users' rights when illegal presence is settled and stable

by Allan Norman My colleague Yasmeen Qazi - a social worker and solicitor like myself - has recently been able to positively clarify rights to social services when a potential service user's presence here is both settled and stable on the one hand...

Published 6 Dec 2008 10:37 PM by The Social Care Experts Blog

Filed under: Allan Norman, destitution, family life, Human rights, legal
Sick asylum seekers: Somebody Else's Problem

by Allan Norman Somebody Else's Problem, according to Douglas Adams, can easily be run off a single torch battery for over a hundred years. Hardly surprising, if the judgement of the House of Lords in M, R (On The Application of) v Slough Borough...

Published 7 Aug 2008 7:41 AM by The Social Care Experts Blog

Filed under: Allan Norman, asylum, destitution, M v Slough, National Assistance Act
Destitution at Mornington Crescent

Some will know this tube station lies on the Northern Line between Euston and Camden Town, but only if playing by the 'Charing Cross Branch' Rules. More of you will have heard of the Radio 4 panel show game, played by other rules. The game is...

Published 14 Jul 2008 6:34 AM by The Social Care Experts Blog

Filed under: Allan Norman, asylum, asylum seekers, Croydon, destitution, Haringey, Islington, Lambeth, legal, pajaziti, Poverty, Slough, Westminster

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