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  • AI Governance Practitioner Certificate - Act Now

    AI Governance Practitioner Certificate - Act Now

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    This course is tailored specifically for those working in information governance and data protection, offering practical insights and actionable strategies to integrate AI in the workplace and beyond. From real-world case studies to the latest regulatory updates, you will gain a good understanding of how to manage AI ethically, securely, and in compliance with emerging laws.

  • FOIA Update - Act Now

    FOIA Update - Act Now

    29 Oct 2026 10:00 am
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    In this practical workshop, our FOI expert will dissect significant ICO and Tribunal decisions issued during the preceding 12 months. This is an advanced level workshop suitable for experienced FOI practitioners and others with a good working knowledge of the legislation.

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    Law Enforcement Data Processing and Part 3 of the DPA 2018 - Act Now

    29 Oct 2026 10:00 am
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    This one-day workshop will explain all the key provisions of Part 3 as well as the similarities and differences with the UK GDPR. It is ideal for data protection officers and information governance professionals requiring a better understanding of Part 3 of the DPA and how it overlaps with the UK GDPR.

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    The General Data Protection Regulation - Act Now

    02 Nov 2026 10:00 am
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    This interactive workshop will examine all the main provisions of the UK GDPR in detail as well as related legislation such as the Data Protection Act 2018. It will help you understand the practical steps which need to be implemented to ensure GDPR compliance. It will enable you to design a compliance action plan that meets regulatory requirements and builds customers' confidence in your organisation.

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    03 Nov 2026 9:30 am
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    This foundation course is designed for those wishing to acquire detailed knowledge of the FOIA and develop the practical skills to enable them to become a more effective FOI Officer.

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    04 Nov 2026 9:30 am
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    For all those undertaking the DPO role, this foundation level certificate covers the essential knowledge and practical skills required to successfully navigate the UK data protection landscape.

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Courts, Tribunals and Regulatory Decisions

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ICO audit finds "limited" assurance over Derbyshire Constabulary data protection governance

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has given Derbyshire Constabulary a "limited" assurance rating for governance and accountability following a consensual data protection audit, finding that the force does not hold a comprehensive record of processing activities and is not yet meeting the logging requirements for law enforcement processing under section 62 of the Data Protection Act 2018.
Oct 19, 2026

Section 166 offers no route to challenge ICO decisions not to investigate under new complaints framework, tribunal rules

The First-tier Tribunal has struck out an application seeking to force the Information Commissioner to investigate a subject access complaint, in a decision that confirms the ICO's harm-based complaints prioritisation framework can dispose of a complaint without any engagement with the data controller and still count as an outcome beyond the reach of section 166 of the Data Protection Act 2018.
Sep 22, 2026

Sector-wide hostility not enough for section 38(2) NCND "endangering effect" exemption

The Home Office was not entitled to neither confirm nor deny whether it held audit records for the Envigo RMS Belton animal research facility, the First-tier Tribunal has ruled, finding that evidence of a hostile environment around animal research did not establish the causal link to endangerment that section 38(2) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 requires.
Sep 18, 2026

Tribunal upholds NI Prison Service refusal to reveal body scanner hit rate despite "wider public interest"

The First-tier Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against the Northern Ireland Prison Service's (NIPS) refusal to disclose how many X-ray body scans of prisoners produced a positive indication and how many led to the recovery of contraband, finding that the figures would be likely to prejudice the prevention of crime and the maintenance of prison security under section 31 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Sep 14, 2026

Ofqual overturns ICO order to disclose braille exam error notifications by consent

The Information Commissioner has conceded a First-tier Tribunal appeal by Ofqual and agreed that event notifications submitted by exam boards about errors in braille versions of GCSE and A level papers can be withheld under section 31(1)(g) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, reversing a decision notice in which he had rejected the exemption and ordered disclosure.
Sep 14, 2026

Tribunal overturns "manifestly unreasonable" refusal after council's email tally falls apart

The First-tier Tribunal has ordered North Tyneside Council to respond afresh to a request for records about a school boundary fence after finding the council was not entitled to refuse it as manifestly unreasonable under regulation 12(4)(b) of the Environmental Information Regulations 2004, and that the evidence it relied on to show a burdensome course of dealings did not bear scrutiny.
Sep 14, 2026

Tribunal upholds council's s31 refusal over parish council collapse emails despite "no investigation" challenge

The First-tier Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against East Lindsey District Council's refusal to disclose correspondence about the collapse of North Thoresby, Grainsby and Waithe Parish Council, holding that the council's handling of conduct complaints against parish councillors was a function within section 31(2) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 even though no formal investigation into the collapse had ever taken place.
Sep 14, 2026

Tribunal backs NPCC cost-limit refusal of request on Chinese-made police surveillance cameras

The First-tier Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against the National Police Chiefs' Council's refusal to confirm whether it holds information on the proportion of Chinese-manufactured surveillance cameras used by UK police forces, finding that the cost of establishing whether the information existed would exceed the appropriate limit under section 12(2) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Sep 11, 2026

Requester cannot sidestep FOIA cost limit by asking for raw databases, tribunal rules

The First-tier Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against the Financial Ombudsman Service's refusal of a request for all its staff training and guidance material, rejecting the appellant's argument that the service could have complied within the cost limit by simply handing over its databases and repositories, while finding that the service breached its duty to provide advice and assistance under section 16 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Sep 09, 2026

Upper Tribunal breaks with Moss and recognises article 10 right to receive information in FOIA appeals

The Upper Tribunal has held that First-tier and Upper Tribunals are not bound by precedent to automatically reject the limited right to receive information under article 10 (“Freedom of Expression”) of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) recognised by the Grand Chamber in Magyar Helsinki Bizottság v Hungary departing from the 2020 decision in Moss v Information Commissioner ( that had led tribunals to dismiss such arguments for six years.
Sep 01, 2026

DfE "acting in concert" argument on repeated requests rejected as campaigner's appeals fail

The First-tier Tribunal has dismissed three appeals brought by campaigner Dr Robert Abrahart against the Department for Education, upholding two findings that his requests were vexatious under section 14(1) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and confirming in the third that emails withheld under sections 35 and 42 were exempt, while rejecting the department's attempt to treat requests from co-campaigners as repeated requests under section 14(2).
Aug 27, 2026

High Court upholds Met Police 90-day WhatsApp auto-deletion policy despite ICO concerns

The High Court has dismissed a judicial review challenge to Metropolitan Police guidance requiring officers to activate WhatsApp's disappearing messages function on force-issued devices, upholding the lawfulness of a policy that automatically deletes conversations after 90 days despite documented concerns from the Information Commissioner's Office and the force's own data protection impact assessment.
Aug 03, 2026

Tribunal upholds Cabinet Office refusal to confirm whether ministers declared criminal convictions

The First-tier Tribunal has upheld, by a majority, the Cabinet Office's refusal to confirm or deny whether any serving government ministers declared criminal convictions during their appointment process, dismissing an appeal brought by Times journalist George Greenwood while ruling that the Information Commissioner erred in law by treating the relevant exemption as absolute rather than qualified.
Aug 03, 2026

Section 166 application succeeds as tribunal finds ICO left complaints unresolved

The First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) has ordered the Information Commissioner to take further steps and issue a written outcome on a data protection complaint after finding that the regulator invited the complainant to return if dissatisfied with the department's response, received her further material but then did not demonstrate that it had concluded the complaints.
Jul 30, 2026

Tribunal rejects Cleveland Police blanket withholding of child protection guidance

The First-tier Tribunal has partly overturned an Information Commissioner's decision allowing Cleveland Police to withhold the entirety of its Child Protection Guidance, ruling that the force was not entitled to refuse the whole document under the law enforcement exemption and ordering disclosure of a redacted version that reveals the majority of its contents.
Jul 28, 2026

IPT awards damages against MI5 for first time over surveillance of journalist's phone data

The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has ordered MI5 and the Police Service of Northern Ireland to pay £10,000 each in damages to former BBC Northern Ireland home affairs correspondent Vincent Kearney, after finding that a series of communications data authorisations targeting him between 2006 and 2014 were not in accordance with the law and disproportionate, in breach of his rights under Articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Jul 23, 2026

Polite, one-off request can still be vexatious where motive is personal, First-tier Tribunal rules

The First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) has upheld the refusal of a freedom of information request to a special educational needs school as vexatious under section 14(1) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, finding that a polite, factual and non-burdensome request could still amount to a misuse of the Act where its motive was the pursuit of a case against a named individual while criticising the Information Commissioner for relying on undisclosed allegations the requester had no…
Jul 13, 2026

Tribunal backs national security refusal of Home Protection Scheme statistics, citing mosaic disclosure risk

The First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) has upheld the Northern Ireland Office's refusal to disclose aggregate application and expenditure figures for its Home Protection Scheme, finding that even high-level statistical data could contribute to a "mosaic" of information capable of assisting terrorists in assessing the protection afforded to police officers and other public servants.
Jul 13, 2026

DWP holds Universal Credit migration code but extracting it would breach FOIA cost limit, tribunal rules

The First-tier Tribunal has overturned an Information Commissioner's finding that the Department for Work and Pensions held no further information about how claimants were selected for Universal Credit managed migration, but ruled that the requester will receive nothing more because the cost of extracting the material would exceed the limit under section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 despite neither the department nor the Commissioner had relied on this exemption.
Jul 10, 2026

"Should have held" is not "held": tribunal upholds FCDO not-held response over Somaliland Crown service certificate

The First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) has dismissed an appeal against the Information Commissioner's finding that the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office did not hold a copy of a 1955 certificate awarded on behalf of Queen Elizabeth II to a member of the Haud Constabulary in colonial-era Somaliland, concluding on the balance of probabilities that no in-scope information was held even though the department might once - and perhaps should - have held it.
Jul 07, 2026

Requester's claim that ICO confused him with his son fails to defeat section 14 vexatiousness finding

The First-tier Tribunal (General Regulatory Chamber) has upheld the Information Commissioner's reliance on section 14(1) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to refuse a request about a parish council's data protection registration, finding that the request formed part of a campaign of harassment against the council even though the appellant claimed the requesting history relied on belonged not to him but to his son, who lives at the same address and shares his name.
Jul 07, 2026

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Draft legislation that would prohibit the “development, deployment and operation of artificial superintelligence systems” has been introduced into UK Parliament as a private member's bill. Oscar Tang and Stefanie Hughes look at what it might mean for the development of UK government AI regulation policy.
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Publication of judgments in care proceedings

A High Court judge in the Family Division recently considered the question of the extent to which judgments he had handed down should be anonymised and whether the transparency order in force in respect of care proceedings should be varied accordingly. Molly Giles considers the key points from the ruling.
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The debate around AI in education often focuses on capability. What can it do? How much time can it save? Yet some of the most important questions are not technical at all. Adam Halsey looks at why transparency should come before implementation.
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The Data Use and Access Act 2025 introduces a new right to complain, which will come into effect on 19 June 2026. This right elevates data protection complaints from an internal process issue to a matter of legal compliance, with all organisations requiring a consistent, robust, and well-documented complaints framework in place.

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