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Pete Widlinski
Pete Widlinski Area Manager of the North of England Refugee Service, Secretary of the North East Coalition for Asylum Rights and a Trustee of the Mary Thompson Fund that seeks [...]
Catherine Ramos
Catherine Ramos Catherine Ramos is a language teacher and interpreter, with a special interest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Catherine currently active as the Hon. Secretary of Justice [...]
Mike Tomlin
Mike Tomlin Mike is also Treasurer of Stockton Unitarian Church and Teesside One World Centre. He has many years experience of the voluntary sector and is a founder member of [...]
Barbara Hungin
Barbara Hungin Our Chair, Barbara Hungin is a trained counsellor and she works in a voluntary capacity to support people seeking asylum. Barbara is also the chair of the Diocesan Justice [...]
Fiona Cuthill
Fiona Cuthill A Nurse lecturing at Sunderland University, much of Fiona’s work involves enabling people who have been refused asylum to access health and support services.
Bill Broad
Bill Broad Bill Broad has recently retired as a Parish priest in the Diocese of Durham after 19 years, following earlier service in Essex. In the 1970s and 80s he [...]
- Statement of changes HC 1691: changes for refugees, skilled workers, children and more
- Is a person who obtained their leave by deception “lawfully resident”?
- Three months is enough: High Court confirms approach to salary assessment in sponsor licence revocation case
- Migration Advisory Committee call for evidence on Global Talent and Innovator Founder visas
- Home Secretary succeeds on children’s best interests ground in section 3C leave challenge
- Court of Appeal refuses permission in late appeal by child sex offender
- Asylum judge forgets to make findings of fact
- Extended deadline for Senior Legal Officer role
- Student and work visa bans imposed on some countries to prevent asylum claims
- Section 3C after a refused fee waiver: the “receipt” test and why a second fee waiver won’t save you
- Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #109
- Habeas corpus writ not to be used to challenge bail conditions
- Home Office loses Afghan deportation appeal in Court of Appeal
- When would you ever use the secondary employment provisions?
- Home Secretary makes written statement on coming asylum changes
- Recipe ideas for your Potluck event
- How to build stronger communities through a fairer housing system
- A mother, a teacher, a dreamer: My name is Shelly
- I am more than a refugee – Chinonso’s story: A father, pharmacist and volunteer
- More than a refugee – Edgar
- Holding Space in Hostile Times
- Government must end scapegoating of migrants, 103 charities warn
- Cathy’s story
- Refugee Action responds to further deaths in the Channel
- Newsletter Guest Editor Sara interviews Experts by Experience Manager Jonathan
- Refugee Action responds to hotel use injunction
- Your refugee rights reading list – books for all ages
- Mariah’s story: World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
- Refugee Action responds to racist violence outside asylum accommodation
- Pregnant and Forgotten
