Central England Law Centre sets out five key asks for the next government to ensure people are treated fairly, protected by their rights and can access justice Read more
In response to the Law Centre's case, the Home Office has now amended the immigration rules to include partners with pre-settled status within the new scheme of support for migrant victims of domestic abuse. Read more
A step-by-step guide to challenging a Universal Credit sanction Read more
A fairer, more just society in which an understanding of rights and their power is embedded within communities. Find out more about our rights in the community strategy. Read more
Central England Law Centre - Birmingham
744-746 Warwick Road, Tyseley, Birmingham B11 2HG
Tel: 0121 227 6540
Opening hours
Monday to Thursday 09.00am - 5.00pm Friday 09.00am - 4.30pmClosed for lunch 1.00pm - 2.00pm
Central England Law Centre - Coventry
Oakwood House, St Patricks Road, Coventry, CV1 2HL
Tel: 02476 223 053
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The Migrant Rights in the Community Project aims to protect and promote the rights of migrant families and children and aid them in overcoming various legal barriers by establishing a connection with organisations in Coventry which act as the first point of contact for the migrant families.
The Rights in Peril Project, in partnership with the Baring Foundation, set out to explore the impact of Care Act Easements under the Coronavirus Act 2020 on access to adult social care.
We work closely with local universities to develop opportunities for students to benefit from ‘clinical legal education’, while providing capacity to support strategic litigation and furthering our objective to nurture future talent and encourage young people to focus on social welfare law.
Former CELC chief exec promoted to OBE in King’s birthday honours in recognition of hard work and dedication to the law and to vulnerable people Read more