Plans to lower the voting age to 16 across the country aim to give nearly two million young people a voice in Parliament. While extending democratic rights to 16 and 17-year-olds marks an exciting milestone, lowering the voting age involves much more than updating a...
While many young people know about the judges who hear cases in court and the Members of Parliament who vote on legislation, the behind-the-scenes remains less visible. In this episode of the Kids Law Podcast, hosts Alma-Constance and Lucinda speak with Sir Robert...
In this episode of the Kids Law Podcast, hosts Alma-Constance and Lucinda blast off into a topic that is increasingly becoming a part of our daily reality: space law. With thousands of satellites orbiting Earth and ambitious plans for lunar cities on the horizon, the...
When we think about the services that keep our society running, our minds often jump to the NHS or local schools. We see doctors and teachers every day, but the legal system often feels like a distant service. However, as the Kids Law Podcast recently explored in a...
Have you ever wandered through a museum, looked at a towering statue or ancient gold crown, and wondered how it actually got there? It’s a question that Alma-Constance and Lucinda recently explored on the Kids Law podcast with guest Mark Stephens CBE, a solicitor and...
