I was deeply honoured to receive a student sponsorship from Middle Temple to take part in the Amity Visit to The Hague. The experience was both intellectually enriching and personally inspiring, offering a unique insight into...
Read MoreAddress given by The Reverend Mark Hatcher, Reader of the Temple November is the month of memory, of remembrance. Beginning with All Saints’ Day, followed by All Souls’ Day and now Remembrance Sunday. We come together to stand...
Read MoreIn the month of November we take a moment to shine a spotlight on men’s mental health. Whilst mental illness affects people of every gender, men can often end up suffering in silence. With societal pressures and expectations of...
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Over 350 women KCs and judges joined in celebrations at the Royal Courts of Justice (RCJ) to mark...
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The stunning gardens of Middle Temple are an oasis of calm in the middle of the city and provides...
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From L-R: Master Richard Wilmot-Smith, Master Simon Brown and Master Paul Darling Paul came...
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Tribute at Master Igor Judge’s Memorial Service – Thursday 25 January 2024 We are here this...
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Helen was a much-loved and valued member of chambers, who gave so much to our set and to Middle...
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Having taken and attended many funerals, it struck me increasingly that the person who was being...
Read MoreEugenio Vaccari and Yseult Marique After 14 years of Conservative governments, Labour won the general election in July. One of the most pressing issues that the new government will have to address is the crisis in the education...
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Dear Middle Templar, In his foreword, the Under Treasurer perfectly captures the mood of the Inn...
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When developing your CPD schedule for the year, you will be considering a variety of providers,...
Read MoreWithin the pluralistic governance toolbox used to produce positive outcomes on climate change and the achievement of sustainable development more generally, contracts are often overlooked as a legal solution. This is because...
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Patrick Garland was born in Norfolk. He was educated at Uppingham School and went on to study law...
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As a barrister and judge of the Superior Courts, Hugh Geoghegan, who died after a long illness...
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Many of us survived and are still here because we were helped by others when we joined the Inn,...
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2023 was the quatercentenary of the publication of the First Folio of Shakespeare’s plays, and by...
Read MoreIntroduction The Talent Retention Working Group (TRWG) was set up by Middle Temple’s Membership Committee in 2019. Its purpose is to support and promote the interests of members either returning to practice following an absence...
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‘We’ve made it’ said the driver as soon as we reached the entrance of the Middle Temple. I was...
Read MoreIt was a glorious day on the Wirral. The sunshine did its best to brighten the otherwise sombre realisation that this would be my final time with David. It is a measure of the popularity of a man, and of the affection in which...
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Note from Master Dawn Oliver In 2020 Stephen and I received very good advice from an American...
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His Honour Roger Thorn KC died on Monday 15 January 2024, at the age of 75. He had borne his...
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Martin was born on Monday 26 June 1939 in Swansea. He was clever and did well at school. He went...
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Before this service today, John was returned for one last time to his beloved home of Upper Lodge,...
Read MoreWhen the pro-Nazi author David Irving was left with a bill for £2 million legal costs, it was a humiliating conclusion to his failed libel action over claims that he was a Holocaust denier. It was an equally satisfying triumph...
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