COVID-19 – Redundancies and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
On 5 November 2020 it was announced that furlough, also known as the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ('CJRS'), would remain
BPP Pro Bono Centre is part of BPP University Law School.
Established in 2004, we are committed to improving access to justice and to legal knowledge through a range of award-winning projects.
We provide a wide range of free legal advice and support services to the public. All of our services are delivered by volunteer BPP University Law School students, under the guidance of qualified lawyers.
The Centre runs projects at all BPP University Law School study centres, with a dedicated Pro Bono Manager at each location to work closely alongside students and local communities.
Many of our projects have been recognized by leading industry awards, including at the LawWorks & Attorney General’s Student Awards, Halsbury Legal Awards and The Lawyer Awards.
BPP Legal Advice Clinics (BLAC) in London, Leeds and Manchester also hold the Advice Quality Standard, the mark of quality awarded to independent advice organisations.
Joint Head of Pro Bono
Head of Clinics
Pro Bono Manager, Bristol and Birmingham
Pro Bono Manager, Leeds
Pro Bono Manager, Manchester
Pro Bono Manager, London Waterloo and Cambridge
Supervising Solicitor, Streetlaw
Supervising Solicitor, Housing and Family Clinic
Supervising Solicitor, Enterprise Clinic
Streetlaw Manager, London
Trainee Solicitor (clinic)
Pro Bono Administrator
Schools Co-ordinator
On 5 November 2020 it was announced that furlough, also known as the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ('CJRS'), would remain
6 Apr 2021
As her training contract comes to an end, Hannah Lennox looks back on her experience as a Trainee Solicitor Introduction
As her training contract comes to an end, Hannah Lennox looks back on her experience as a Trainee Solicitor Introduction