From Financial Crisis to Economic Justice; Community Stories
The cost-of-living crisis has yet to see a reprise, with 2.2 million families across the UK struggling with debt. People are being forced with the alarming decision of eating or…
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Temporary Accommodation Project — in conversation with Rhi
We, at South West London Law Centres, believe that everyone deserves access to safe and decent housing, especially those who are who are vulnerable or experiencing homelessness. The number of…
“20 years of walking for justice, 50 years of legal support”
Last week, we proudly participated in the 20th annual London Legal Walk, organised by the London Legal Support Trust, on Tuesday, 18 June 2024, joining other legal professionals, organisations, and…
SWLLC: 50 Years of Working with Refugees
Last week was Refugee Week and we were honoured to celebrate 50 years of working with refugees and ensuring they access the justice they deserve. Refugee Week (17th-23rd June) allows for us all to take the time to reflect on the importance of legal aid and the necessity of this service in supporting the asylum seekers who have made unimaginable sacrifices to flee persecution and seek safety for themselves and their families.
2024 Volunteers’ Week: More Than 50 Years of Impact
While we celebrate our 50th anniversary year, we are reminded that our journey towards ensuring access to justice would have been impossible without the support and commitment of our volunteers.
This Volunteers’ Week, we celebrate their invaluable dedication and the profound impact they have made on our community.
Reflections of the past 50 years, dedicated to 50 more
As South West London Law Centres enters its 50th year, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what a monumental achievement this milestone presents, not only for us but for our clients, our communities and for access to justice as a whole.
SWLLC Response to Michael Gove’s Brownfield Proposal: “Listen to your communities”
It is incumbent upon the government to listen to community-driven solutions. As advocates for social justice and equitable housing, we urge policymakers to engage with grassroots organisations and marginalised communities to ensure that any housing initiative is implemented in a way that truly meets the needs of those most affected.
Holiday Season – Updates to Our Service Hours
As the holiday season approaches, we want to keep you informed about our office hours and service availability.
New Housing Advice Lines in Wandsworth and Merton
We are pleased to announce the new Housing Advice Lines in Wandsworth and Merton, designed to help navigate housing-related issues and concerns.
Walking for Access to Justice 2023
South West London Law Centre (SWLLC) proudly participated in the annual London Legal Walk on Tuesday, 13th June 2023, joining legal professionals, organisations, and supporters in a collective effort to…