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Education: Notting Hill and Ealing High School; King’s College, London – LLB, 1970
Career: Trained and qualified in 1973 at Lawford & Co, London, Assistant solicitor, Darlington & Parkinson, London, 1973-74, Solicitor, Camden Community Law Centre, London, 1974-78, Assistant solicitor, Wilford McBain, London, 1978-79, Set up Children’s Legal Centre (now Coram Children’s Legal Centre), 1979-81, Assistant solicitor and then partner, Bindman & Partners, London, 1982-96, Partner, Goodman Ray, London and Brighton, 1996-2002, Consultant partner, Osbornes Law, London, 2002-
Roles: British Association for Adoption and Fostering, Law Society’s Children Panel, Law Society’s Children Law Subcommittee, Resolution Foundation accredited panel, Coram Children’s Legal Centre, patron, 2013-
Cllr Porritt said: “I’m sad to see a number of families, many of whom have extensive ties to the community here in Camden, being moved out of the borough.
“I sincerely hope Camden Council will offer residents the opportunity to return to the borough they call home and that it will provide support services to ensure they can settle in their new areas, especially for those being moved out of London.
“It has been disturbing to hear from families in recent weeks who feel they are being pressured to move out of their homes right before Christmas, to places where they do not want to live, amid a global pandemic.