Mike Overd, together with another street preacher, Michael Stockwell, has been convicted of a 'religiously aggravated' public order offence, following their arrest in July 2016. He and his friends had been preaching in a Bristol shopping area and responding to questions, objections and abuse.
The Christian Legal Centre has helped many local groups oppose the opening of sexual entertainment venues, including in Bedford, Durham, Lowestoft, Macclesfield, Maidstone and Oxford.
Steve Loha, a market trader who sold watches and mobile phone cases for 15 years at his stall in Chichester, had his license revoked with immediate effect after a customer complained that he was offered an “offensive” Christian cartoon tract in May 2017.
Svetlana Powell, a teacher with some 17 years’ experience, was dismissed by the T2 Apprenticeship Academy in Bristol in July 2016 after being asked by students about her views on homosexuality. She was also reported as a “radicalisation threat” to the government’s anti-terrorist watchdog, Prevent.
A Christian family fear, that unless they allow their 14-year-old daughter 'Bethany' to change her name to 'Gary', (names changed for legal reasons in order to protect the anonymity of the child) that she might be taken into foster care.
Nikki and Merv Kenward are challenging the recent decision of the Director of Public Prosecutions to change the policy on the prosecution of medical staff who assist others in committing suicide.
The Suicide Act 1961 makes it a criminal offence to assist or encourage the suicide, or attempted suicide, of another person. The Director of Public Prosecutions(DPP) has discretion on whether to prosecute according to the published policy.
A Christian couple were told they could not adopt their two foster children, because of their "concerning" views that the children needed a mother and father.
With help from the Christian Legal Centre, a council has told the couple it will now reconsider their application.
Barry Trayhorn is an ordained Pentecostal minister who was forced to resign from his post as a gardener at HMP Littlehey, after a complaint was made about Bible verses he quoted at a prison chapel service where he volunteered.
Barry comments: "I am being punished simply for daring to say what the Bible says."
Mike Overd, together with another street preacher, Michael Stockwell, has been convicted of a 'religiously aggravated' public order offence, following their arrest in July 2016. 
The Christian Legal Centre has helped many local groups oppose the opening of sexual entertainment venues, including in Bedford, Durham, Lowestoft, Macclesfield, Maidstone and Oxford.
Steve Loha, a market trader who sold watches and mobile phone cases for 15 years at his stall in Chichester, had his license revoked with immediate effect after a customer complained that he was offered an “offensive” Christian cartoon tract in May 2017.
Svetlana Powell, a teacher with some 17 years’ experience, was dismissed by the T2 Apprenticeship Academy in Bristol in July 2016 after being asked by students about her views on homosexuality. She was also reported as a “radicalisation threat” to the government’s anti-terrorist watchdog, Prevent.
Aisling Hubert began criminal proceedings against two doctors who were filmed offering 'gender-abortion'.
A Christian family fear, that unless they allow their 14-year-old daughter 'Bethany' to change her name to 'Gary', (names changed for legal reasons in order to protect the anonymity of the child) that she might be taken into foster care.
Nikki and Merv Kenward are challenging the recent decision of the Director of Public Prosecutions to change the policy on the prosecution of medical staff who assist others in committing suicide.
