Author Archives: Iain Nisbet

Good news, you can now read my most recent Yell.com blog post on the weighty topic of Scotland’s constitutional future. It was written in light of the Scottish Government’s new white paper “Your Scotland, Your Voice”, which is in no … Continue reading →

Good news! You can now read my latest Yell.com blog on the topic of high hedges and nuisance vegetation – which often becomes the cause of neighbour disputes. It is also the natty title of a recent Scottish Government consultation. … Continue reading →

First, welcome to my 200th post since Absolvitor became a blawg. Well done me! Second, you can now read my latest website review for the Journal of the Law Society of Scotland. It’s called “Centres of Attention” and focuses on … Continue reading →

You can now read my latest Yell.com blog regarding the proposed changes by East Renfrewshire Council to the catchment area of St. Ninian’s High School. The blog is titled “School catchment area division“. Which works on a number of levels, … Continue reading →

The most recent edition of Chambers UK was launched on 11 November 2009. Chambers is the leading directory of the legal profession. I am pleased to report that I’m in it! I’m listed under “Other Notable Practitioners” in the Education … Continue reading →

Good news! You can now read my most recent Yell.com blog post, which is all about Lord McCluskey’s recent views in favour of the legalisation of heroin and other drugs. He calls for heroin to be provided for addicts for … Continue reading →

Scotland’s newest law centre, Fife Law Centre, officially opens its doors for business tomorrow, meeting the unmet legal needs of the good people of the Kingdom of Fife. The launch, in Kirkcaldy, will be attended by Principal Solicitor Afshan Rathore; … Continue reading →

The online version of my website review in October’s Journal is now available. This month includes the websites of the Intellectual Property Office and the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT). The key fact to remember is that FACT’s own website … Continue reading →

An additional support needs unit at a school on Skye is to be investigated by HM Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) following complaints from parents, backed by Govan Law Centre. Allegations include claims that one pupil was forced to do excessive … Continue reading →