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• Woman Wins £55,000 for Boat Accident

  • Posted29 May 2013

  A woman who crashed into a stanchion on a boat during a river trip, suffering injuries to her face, has been awarded damages of £55,000. Sinead McGlinchey, 23, was...

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• Fair Comment Still Comes at a Cost

  • Posted7 May 2013

  When a businessman voiced his opinion on planning matters by joining a planning action group which opposed the construction of two biomass power plants, he did not expect his past...

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• Benefit Limitation Did Not Discriminate Against Gypsies

  • Posted16 April 2013

  When a group of gypsies found that the housing benefit they received did not cover the full cost of their caravan pitches on a private caravan site, they claimed that...

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• Corrupt Charity Officials Jailed

  • Posted5 April 2013

  Six men who between them stole millions of pounds from a charity set up to assist asylum seekers were recently jailed for terms of up to four and a half...

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• Uninsured Drivers and ‘Proportionate Damages’

  • Posted14 March 2013

  Most people know that when someone is injured in an accident caused by an uninsured driver, compensation is still available. However, when an insured person has given an uninsured...

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• Councils Must Consider Needs of Disabled and Elderly in Care Provision

  • Posted6 March 2013

  When Devon County Council put forward its proposals for funding elderly care, a number of care homes considered that the amount of finance being provided per person was so inadequate...

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