Black Solicitors Network

Black Solicitors Network The Black Solicitors Network is the primary voice of black solicitors in England and Wales; committ Over the years membership has grown to over 5,500 by 2007.

The Black Solicitors' Network (BSN) was formed in 1995 to promote the interests of black solicitors, for support and sharing information, to participate in consultations, initiated by the Law Society and other Government bodies, in relation to matters which affect black solicitors. The BSN was recognised as a Law Society Group on the 17th July 2003. A not-for-profit company, the Black Solicitors'

Network aims to be the primary voice of black solicitors in England and Wales. An inclusive rather than exclusive organisation, our reputation is such that we also attract, and welcome, members from across the cultural and diversity spectrum.

28/07/2023

If you were affected by the former breast surgeon Ian Paterson, you could claim compensation today with Leigh Day. Call 020 7650 1200 to find out more.

04/09/2022
04/09/2022

Fina has approved a swimming cap designed for athletes with natural black hair, a year after it was banned from the Olympic Games

04/09/2022
04/09/2022
04/09/2022

Don't forget on 11 September, Royal Holloway will welcome the public to explore our spectacular Founder's Building, Picture Gallery, Chapel, archives, and extensive grounds as part of Heritage Open Days. For more information on tickets and the talks available visit: bit.ly/3cdBcDY

04/09/2022

It may almost be September, but summer isn’t over in Power Station Park just yet 🌾🌼

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13/06/2020

It's 33 years since Diane Abbott was elected to Parliament as Britain's first black woman MP.

She is an inspiration, a great friend and brilliant advocate of the ideals of equality, justice and socialism.

Solidarity to Diane!

13/06/2020

Rapper makes financial donation as ‘beginning of a lifetime commitment’ to fighting racism and supporting black people in the UK

13/06/2020

Anthony Bryan’s ordeal was about to be dramatised in a BBC drama, Sitting in Limbo. Then the phone rang, says Guardian reporter Amelia Gentleman

12/06/2020

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