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Law Centre news

Latest press releases

Further funding to fight discrimination 25 April 2008

Law Centre celebrates 30th Anniversary 24 October 2006

£24,000 payout for apprentice 17 October 2006

Coventry Law Centre wins national award 10 October 2006

Coventry Law Centre spearheads Discrimination Awareness Campaign 19 July 2006

Coventry Law Centre highlights Age Positive week 9 May 2006

Latest newletter

In Touch Special Campaign Edition : July 2006 ( 4.6Mb PDF file)

In Touch 6 : June 2006 ( 311Kb PDF file)

In Touch 5 : November 2005 ( 2.2Mb PDF file)

Annual Reports

Coventry Law Centre Impact Report 2006/2007 (2.2Mb PDF file)

Coventry Law Centre Impact Report 2005/2006 (2.2Mb PDF file)

Coventry Law Centre Impact Report 2004/2005 (2.9Mb PDF file)

Coventry Law Centre Annual Report 2003/2004 (345Kb PDF file)

Previous newletters

In Touch 4 : June 2005 ( 3.6Mb PDF file)

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