Reactions to the government’s ‘Panel on Fair Access to the Professions’ report, Oxford University Press (OUP) and BPP National Mooting Competition result and more good news for Bristol legal sector. Sheffield Hallam University has struck a blow for non-red brick universities by winning this year's Oxford University Press (OUP) and BPP National Mooting Competition. The two victorious mooters, Charlotte Dowson and Christopher Wilkinson, received a certificate, trophy, £750 and a chance to gain experience with BPP's pro bono centre.
July 22, 2009 at 11:51 AM
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Reactions to the government’s ‘Panel on Fair Access to the Professions’ report, result of the Oxford University Press and BPP National Mooting Competition and more good news for Bristol legal sector.
The Law Society and the Bar Council haven’t been slow to react to the government’s ‘Panel on Fair Access to the Professions’ report – which this week criticised the legal profession for being ‘socially exclusive’.
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