Press Releases
Shock decision against Council worker sacked for mentioning God 10th August 2010
There was shock today after the news that Duke Amachree has lost his case, having been sacked for mentioning God in the workplace.
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Christians not allowed to be foster parents 9th August 2010
A Christian couple from Blackburn, Lancashire, have had their application to be foster parents terminated by the Council because of their orthodox Christian beliefs on marriage and their belief that the best environment in which to raise a child is wi
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Challenge to television abortion adverts 4th August 2010
Misleading abortion adverts may be challenged.
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Church Appeal over Lapdance Club in Oxford Rejected 30th June 2010
AN OXFORD congregation has lost its appeal at Oxford Magistrates today (30th June 2010) to overturn the variation of a licence to run a lap dancing club just 50 yards from their church.
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Outrage as Marie Stopes Plan to Broadcast Abortion Advert on UK TV 20th May 2010
PLANS by abortion providers Marie Stopes International to make TV history by advertising their abortion services on 24 May 2010 has angered pro-life and Christian groups, who are seeking Counsel's opinion before launching a legal action to stop the ad
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Justice Denied for Christians as Counsellor Refused Right to Appeal 29th April 2010
Lord Justice Laws today refused permission to Gary McFarlane to have his case heard before the Court of Appeal.
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'Christian Victims' of English Judicial System to Challenge Master of the Rolls - today in Court 15th April 2010
'Christian Victims' of English Judicial System to Challenge Master of the Rolls – today in Court
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Christian Nurse to Fight On in 'Cross Row' 6th April 2010
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Nurse Chaplin and her freedom to wear a cross in Court tomorrow Mon 29 March 28th March 2010
The Christian Legal Centre is supporting the case of Shirley Chaplin, a nurse who was banned from working on hospital wards for wearing a cross around her neck.
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Pro-Life campaigner denied access to legal redress over Purdy decision 12th February 2010
A DISABLED Dorset woman has failed in her attempt to challenge the unanimous decision made by members of the House of Lords to clarify the law on assisted dying. She blames Lord Phillips for 'politically interfering' in the legal process.
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