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Land where fire could have been ‘life-threatening’ closed by police

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The police have closed the land near a recycling centre due to ‘nuisance behaviour’.

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‘The Anatomy of an Investment Treaty Case’ – Camilla Gambarini, Withers

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Time: 2 pm – 3 pm This event is in person only. No registration required. Speaker: Camilla Gambarini is a Special Counsel in the public international law and international arbitration team of Withers in London. Dual qualified as Avvocato (Italy) and Solicitor Advocate (England & Wales), Camilla’s expertise in public international law covers boundary disputes,…

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Plans for countryside solar farm blocked for second time over aircraft safety concerns

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This is the second time developers have lost an appeal to get planning permission to build the new Haddon Road Solar Park.

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Cambridge businessman and Quaker is jailed for joining Just Stop Oil’s climate protest on M25

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26 months for Andrew Dames, 64.

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Friday Lecture: ‘The Systemic Function of General Principles’ – Prof Mads Andenas & Prof Johann Ruben Leiss, University of Oslo

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Register here if attending online Lecture summary: The lecture explores the systemic function of general principles in international law in light of the ongoing work of the ILC on general principles of law and recent practice of international courts and tribunals, such as the Climate Change Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice from…

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Friday Lecture: ‘The Systemic Function of General Principles’ – Prof Mads Andenas & Prof Johann Ruben Leiss, University of Oslo

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Register here if attending online Lecture summary: The lecture explores the systemic function of general principles in international law in light of the ongoing work of the ILC on general principles of law and recent practice of international courts and tribunals, such as the Climate Change Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice from…

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Benefits of sending Cambridge recycling to Northern Ireland ‘outweigh negatives’, meeting hears

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Councillor Rosy Moore (Labour) said the recycling contract with Re-Gen, which sees Cambridge recycling waste taken to Northern Ireland, had been “really successful” so far.

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CULS event: ‘Climate Change and the Law Panel’

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Join CULS x Cambridge Climate Society for a panel discussion on Climate Change and the Law! The event brings together leading experts to explore how legal systems are adapting to the climate crisis following the ICJ’s 2025 Advisory opinion. Speakers include Dr Lovleen Bhullar (who will be covering the content of the ICJ…

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Friday Lecture: ‘Due Diligence at a Crossroads: The Old Road, the New Road, and the Bridge Between’ – Dr Penelope Ridings, International Law Commission

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Register here if attending online Lecture summary: In the last several decades, scholarly views of due diligence in international law have shifted from due diligence as a primary obligation under customary international law, to due diligence as a standard of conduct attached to a primary obligation. Thus, for example, due diligence is required to meet…

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Cambridgeshire recycling waste will continue to be sent to Northern Ireland

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A report said timelines had changed and no new dates had been given for when Re-Gen might open a UK mainland recycling facility.

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