Come join Stephen Daly and I at the SLS! If you have a tax paper in the pipeline, then the Call for Papers for the 2021 SLS has been extended until the 6th April #TaxTwitter

If the Jacobites had won at Colloden.

This looks like a trap.

We're hiring! Lecturer in Environmental Law available on a T&R or T&S basis. Come and join a fantastic team. jobs.ac.uk/job/CIC513/lec…

Tempting, but I'm holding out to see what Bantshire University is offering.

Academic conference vibes.

An accountant caught Capone, but it took a land lawyer to beat Dracula. 🦇

#ESRCFestival of Social Science has now started! It runs all of Nov w/online & in-person events across UK, including at our very own Lancaster University @LancasterFASS see our events list and sign up for free bit.ly/3qaRSRa

Register for our online event on Life as a Law and Criminology student at Lancaster University that is on the 25th of November 2021. Catherine Easton @maryjguy Dr Nicola Harding @NoelMcguirk Find out more 👉🏼 lancaster.ac.uk/law/events/lif…

Our Ben Mayfield , Dr Anita Purewal, Gary Potter and Dr Gina Collins will undertake a presentation on “Environmental law for the future: Can we solve the climate emergency?” at the 2021 Festival of Social Science. Find out more 👉🏼 lancaster.ac.uk/law/events/env…

New lecture on the way.

After a period of growth followed by investment, we’re extremely excited to advertise 7 INDEFINITE posts. They are on Law and Criminology at Grades 7/8/9 and most are available on a T&R OR T&S basis, with one being on T&E. Come and join our growing team! hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/vacancies.aspx…

“Right to roam: why activists are reviving the mass trespass protests of the 1930s”by Dr Ben Mayfield Lancaster Law and Crim in The The Conversation theconversation.com/right-to-roam-…

My take on the "right to roam" is published in The Conversation today: theconversation.com/right-to-roam-… via The Conversation

Mickey Mouse being the mascot of a $100 billion arts, media and entertainment corporation of course.

My thoughts on the Dartmoor wild camping ban and why Britain needs better rights of access. theconversation.com/dartmoor-wild-… via The Conversation

"As the wild campers of Dartmoor discovered, even statutory rights can be lost. If the British public are to enjoy a broader right to roam, as people visiting countries like Norway do, the UK must expand existing statutory rights." bit.ly/3ZZ7CGn

Dr Ben Mayfield from Lancaster Law and Crim writes in the Conversation on why “Green belt land just isn't that green anymore” theconversation.com/green-belt-lan…