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Chambers' pupil, Crash Wigley, has written about "Police Powers under the Welsh COVID Regulations" for the UK Human Rights Blog. Her article can be found here: Police powers under Welsh COVID Regulations - UK Human Rights Blog

Chambers is delighted to announce that Crash Wigley has joined chambers as a pupil.

Crash will be able to accept instructions from 6 March 2021 onwards.

Crash is being supervised by Owain Rhys James, Kate Parker, Simon Hughes, and Mona Bayoumi.

Crash grew up in Cardiff where they attended Bishop of Llandaff High School. After studying at Oxford and Harvard they returned to Wales to work in policy and campaigns for Stonewall Cymru, focussing on trans healthcare, gender recognition and inclusive education.

Crash is a fluent Welsh speaker.

Mae tirlun cyfriethiol landlordiaid a thenantiaid yng Nghymru yn newid. Gyda deddf diwygio Llywodraeth Cymru ar fin cael ei weithredu bydd tenantiaethau yn cael ei disodli gan gontractau meddiannaeth.

Mae Lucy King ag Owain Rhys James wedi ei cyfawryddo gan Weindiogion Cymru i gynghori parthed  newidiadau sydd yn codi yn sgil cynnwys y Ddeddf Rhentu Cartrefi (Cymru).

The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in Cyngor Gwynedd Council v Barratt and Hughes ([2021] EWCA Civ 1322).

Owain Rhys James was instructed by the Appellant Council in its appeal to the EAT and before the Court of Appeal.

The judgment can be found here: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2021/1322.html