The Stranger in Our Midst – Love or Loathe?

Tuesday 24th September, 2019 – 12 for 12:30pm

The Parliament Chamber, Middle Temple Hall, Middle Temple Lane, London EC4Y 9AT

Andrew Jordan joined the Bar in 1972. He practised in Common Law until 2000 when he was appointed as a judge to sit in immigration cases. In 2002 he became a judge in the Upper Tribunal specialising in immigration appeals and European law. He retired in 2018 but continues to work part-time in the same field.

He has always shown a keen interest in Church history and is an LLM in Canon Law. He was appointed Chancellor of the Diocese of Guildford in 2000 and continues as the Ecclesiastical Judge dealing with Faculty applications in the Guildford diocese.

Fellows and members are invited to apply for places for guests (maximum one guest each). However, please note that guest applications can only be accepted if there is space after applications from fellows and members.

If you have not yet registered for online payment you will be asked to do this and your registration will need to be validated by the Administrator before you can use the facility. You will only need to register once, and for any applications for subsequent events you will need only to log in. Payment is taken by PayPal, but you do not need a PayPal account. 

Please note

• Successful applicants will be sent further information by Tuesday 10th September, 2019
• Cancellations notified after Tuesday 17th September, 2019 will not be refunded
• Attendees will be expected to honour any food choices submitted in advance

Sion College events are often over-subscribed and each place is generously subsidised. If you are offered a place but are unable to attend for any reason, please let the office know so that your place may be offered to another. In the event of failure to attend without notice after being reserved a place, the Court will require a refund of the subsidy.  Application for a place at any Sion event constitutes acceptance of this proviso.

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