Middle Templar 2020 by Middle Temple

Middle Templar 2020

WEDDINGS AT TEMPLE CHURCH

Congratulations! The Inn would like to congratulate the following couples who were married in Temple Church and wishes them all the best for the future!

THE HONOURABLE SOCIETY OF THE

MIDDLE TEMPLE

Emily Wood and Michael Bancroft, married Saturday 5 October 2019 (© Douglas Fry Photography)

Natalie Pendrous and John Oxley, married Saturday 12 October 2019 (© Chris Taylor Photo (Norfolk) Ltd)

Henrietta Hughes and Rohil Kumar, married Saturday 30 November 2019 (© Holly Clark)

Mary Matthias and Ellis Knight, married Saturday 25 January 2020 (© Kevin Mullins Photography)

A stunning, award-winning venue in the heart of London, and a unique setting for a magical wedding day Contact us today to discuss your requirements

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Articles inside

Temple Church Weddings

New Masters of the Bench 2019-20

Middle Temple Students' Association

Middle Temple Young Barristers' Association

Hall Committee

The COIC Pupillage Matched Funded Scheme

What Have the Bar Council and the Inn Ever Done for Me?

Behind the Lens

Temple Residents' Association

Valedictory: The Rt Hon. Lord Carnwath

Temple Church During Lockdown

Lent Reader’s Feast: The Highways, Byways and Blind Alleys of International Law

Temple Church Choir Summer Review

Becoming a Barrister

Autumn Reader's Feast: Current Challenges in the Criminal Justice System

Talk to Spot

The Divorce Blame Game is Nearly Over

You have the Right to Remain Unidentified

Levelling the Playing Field

A Day in the Country in Lockdown

Confronting the Challenges Presented by the Covid-19 Pandemic

Impeachment of a U.S. President

How Middle Temple Helped Me

Don’t Let Commercial Awareness be a Bar to Success

Student Life at the Inn

In the Shoes of an Out of London Student

The Inns of Court

The ICCA Bar Course

Troubled Journeys on the Path to Justice

Turning the Tide against Corruption in the Congo

My Journey to the Bar and Becoming the First Kurdish Iraqi Barrister

Qualifying Sessions

The Role of an Inn of Court

Five Perspectives on Sponsorship

Advocacy at the Inn

Outreach

Sherrard Conversations

Mock Pupillage Interviews

Volunteering at Call Day

Mooting Trip to Cherokee

Education Update

100 Years Since Helena Normanton's First Qualifying Session

MTYBA & MTSA International Women's Day

Créme de la Créme Climbing Rose

Celebrating a Century of Women in Law

Circuit Societies

MTYBA Dark Waters Event

The Rule of Law Under Attack

Working in the Seychelles

An Increased Use of Technology in Gibraltar's Legal System

Access to Justice during the Coronavirus Pandemic: The Malaysian Experience

Cross Border Practice in Europe and Brexit

Business as Usual at the European Court of Justice Pending Brexit

Reflections on a Declaration of Friendship

Mind the Gap: The General Adjourned Period and the Coronavirus Pandemic in Hong Kong

Amity Visit to Canada

Book Review: Equal Justice by Frederick Wilmot-Smith

Book Review: Court Number One: The Old Bailey Trials that Defined Modern Britain by Thomas Grant

Book Review: Simon Brown's Memoirs by the The Rt Hon The Lord Brown

The Ceremonial Plate of the Middle Temple

Lord Carson of Duncairn: Barrister, Statesman and Judge

Unshaken & Unshakeable

A Personal Collection of 15th Century Documents

Justiciability – A Forgotten Saga

Readers of the Temple: From the 16th to the 19th Century

A Potted History of the Office of the Under Treasurer

Equality and Diversity at the Bar Council

The Spanish Influenza Pandemic

Racial Equality, Inclusion and Anti-Racism Working Group

Black Lives Matter

BAME and the Bar

From the Treasurer

Speech at the Inauguration of the Middle Temple LGBTQ+ Forum

Under Treasurers’ Forewords