The Battle To Reverse Legal Aid Cuts Is Stepping Up A Gear

A single mother battling against a dodgy landlord who refuses to tackle the damp affecting her baby’s health. A young family forced to skip meals after a flawed benefits decision. A parent worried they’ll not be able to see their child after a difficult divorce.

No-one wants to find themselves in these desperate situations. As a society we have to guarantee that those who do can access the legal support they need.

Without that legal help the rights that we have - often hard-won by social justice campaigners across the decades - are not worth the paper they are written on.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/legal-aid-cuts_uk_5a1eae9be4b0e9a1b9c7b54c

What are you trying to say Hun.

Is this not what we are trying to do here and in the past?

Have things failed for us on line. Is it all over, now?

Let's (let's
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let us.
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ll give in )

Do we forget the great work we have done on here and before.



PS. We still have lots of damp and slugs after 7 years but the rent is never going to change. (that is guaranteed)
PPS. Just realised that is not going to get any better! Is it!!!!