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An Employment Tribunal Judge has described the case of Richard Page as "crying out to be heard" at a preliminary hearing today (12 January). In August 2016 an NHS panel unanimously decided that it was "not in the interests of the health service" for Mr Page to continue as a non-executive director because of his view that it was in the best interests of a child to be raised by a married mother and father.

Andrea Williams, chief executive of Christian Concern and a member of the Church of England’s General Synod, has issued the following statement in response to the Archbishop Justin Welby’s Presidential Address to the General Synod on Monday (15 February): The Archbishop of Canterbury’s presidential address at Synod addressed the aftermath of the recent Primates’ gathering ...

Christian Concern and Law Society reach agreement over marriage conference cancellation Following a mediation on Wednesday (19 June) Christian Concern and the Law Society have agreed upon the following joint statement: Christian Concern and the Law Society are pleased to announce that agreement has been reached in relation to the cancellation of the conference on ...