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The benefits of playing sport in PTSD recovery

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a complex mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is often a result of experiencing or witnessing…

By Cameron Upton
AVFs and AVMs – symptoms of rare spinal cord injury to look out for

The Spinal Injury team at Bolt Burdon Kemp have represented clients with spinal cord injuries who have come by their injury in very different ways.…

By Meyer Hazard
Proposed changes to Universal Credit and PIP: what you need to know

Proposed cuts to Universal Credit and the Personal Independence Payment will not help disabled people return to work – in fact it will make their…

By Cillian Davis
Witness appeal –Tooting and Balham Sea Cadets

I represent a client who has instructed me that they were subjected to sexual and emotional abuse by one of the leaders of Tooting and…

By Marek Marczynski
5 real life ways interim payments helped our clients

If you or a loved one has recently suffered a brain injury it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed. Life has changed in an instant, and…

By Ipek Tugcu
BBK reviews Armed Forces Covenant – our pledge to support personnel past and present

It’s been nearly seven years since Bolt Burdon Kemp published and signed our Armed Forces Covenant committing to supporting past and present members, and today…

By Natasha Mason
Former Scouts leader Richard Burrows finally convicted after evading capture for 27 years

A former Scout leader and boarding school housemaster who fled police by stealing an unwell man’s identity has been convicted of nearly 100 offences, including…

By Elise Carnot
New standards in creative industries – a step towards safer work environments

A new professional standards body for the creative industries has set out its plans to make artistic workplaces safer after a survey suggested more than…

By Vilde Iversen
Understanding hydrocephalus in children: why early diagnosis and treatment matter

This week (10 – 16 March, 2025) is Hydrocephalus Awareness Week, a time to show support for families affected by this condition and raise awareness…

By Ella Croyden-Flack
Surge in illegal e-scooter use puts us all at risk

In 2021 just 17 children aged between 13 and 16 years old were caught driving without insurance. However the latest DVLA figures, obtained by charity…

By Taylor Walding
Young Carers Action Day 2025: What I would tell young carers like me

Today marks Young Carers Action Day, an annual awareness day for young and young adult carers. This theme for this year is ‘Give me a…

By Lucy Wakeley
Women with spinal cord injuries deserve equal healthcare access – but they’re not getting it

Women with spinal cord injuries (SCI) face significant barriers to essential healthcare like cervical screenings and mammograms. It’s 2025, yet many are still denied access…

By Rhiannon Daniel
An analysis: The Football Governance Bill and Child Protection in English Football

The Football Governance Bill (“the Bill”) is currently going through parliament. At the time of writing, it is due to go to the House of Lords for the Report…

By Julia Jensen
BBC sorry for failing to act on Tim Westwood's 'predatory' behaviour

The BBC has apologised for missing opportunities to act on “considerable” evidence about Tim Westwood’s alleged bullying and misogynistic behaviour, following a £3.3 million review.…

By Thomas Beale
Plan to stop 'medical misogyny' harming women’s reproductive healthcare set out by Gov

It’s been three months since the Women’s and Equalities Committee (WEC) report found ‘medical misogyny’, is leaving women in unnecessary pain and waiting to be…

By Hannah Travis
Wales 20mph speed limit saves lives - and £45.5m - should England follow suit?

Road deaths in Wales have plummeted by more than a third a year on from the introduction of the 20mph speed limit. There has been…

By Elly Parnell
What is Martha’s Rule? A new way to speak up for your child’s care

When your child is unwell in hospital, it’s natural to feel worried and want to make sure they’re getting the best care possible. A new…

By Holly Topping
Surge in illegal e-scooter use puts us all at risk

In 2021 just 17 children aged between 13 and 16 years old were caught driving without insurance. However the latest DVLA figures, obtained by charity…

By Taylor Walding
Should I think twice about private healthcare?

Weakened; broken; crumbling – these are just some of the ways the NHS is currently being described by the public. The state of the overstretched…

By Victoria Oliver
This is what must happen in the Armed Forces to prevent another Jaysley Beck case

I have been saddened and frustrated to read about the details that have emerged following the Jaysley Beck inquest. The findings are almost unbelievable, but…

By Victoria Sedgwick

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