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Australia’s Federal Family Court Issues Stringent New Interpreter Rules; click here for more information
Much to read and there is a useful PDF worth exploring -
Law Society website news story regarding complaint procedures: ‘HMCTS reinforces complaints channels for interpreting issues’; click here for more information
HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) is emphasising correct complaint procedures following the recent House of Lords Committee's concern that problems may be under-reported -
Ministry of Justice information regarding payments; click here for more information
Useful update for those working in the courts -
Cintra has partnered with Dals to deliver language services solutions for the Midlands Police Forces commencing from the 1st October 2025 for three years following re-procurement for this contract
Cintra will continue to deliver face-to-face interpreting and custodial translation assignments. Dals will deliver telephone interpreting, video remote interpreting and non-custodial translation, together with other services such as transcription -
The CIOL Conference 2026 will be held on 17 April 2026; click here for more information
This face to face conference will be held at King’s College London in Bush House, London. This will be followed by the one-day Online Conference on Thursday 30 April -
ITI Conference 2026 will be held on 1 – 2 July 2026; click here for more information
The biggest event in the UK translation and interpreting calendar, attracting delegates from all over the world, the next ITI conference will be taking place on 1-2 July 2026 at Unity Place, Milton Keynes. -
GMB Interpreters and Translators ( GMB ITB ) Branch Meeting on 4th of December; click here for more details
The branch members’ meeting will be on 4th of December 2025 from 2.30pm at London Hainault GMB office. The meeting will also take place remotely. Contact email; Victor.Harri@gmbactivist.org.uk or Victor.Harri@activist.org.uk -
GMB Interpreters and Translators ( GMB ITB ) Facebook page; click here for more details
Explore the recently launched information on the GMB ITB -
Catch up on the CIOL’s AI updates; click here for more information
Since the CIOL first published CIOL AI Voices in 2023, CIOL Council and delegates at webinars and Conference days have underlined the importance of enabling linguists to keep up to date with developments in AI -
Join in a research project at the University of East London Clinical Psychology Doctorate programme, focusing on the experiences of interpreters working with refugees
Contact Balkes Faily at University of East London on u2631782@uel.ac.uk for more information -
Click here for information about research at University of Exeter; a study exploring the experiences of interpreters who have worked within family or couple therapy sessions
This project has received ethical approval from the University of Exeter, and Jess Raven is now in the recruitment phase -
A court interpreter who worked on Ireland's first and only female genital mutilation (FGM) case that was overturned on appeal over translation errors assisted in more than 240 other cases for the Irish Court Services; click here for more information
The Court of Appeal found "serious, and potentially far-reaching, inaccuracies" in the interpreting at that criminal trial, and set the convictions aside; published on Wednesday, 12 Nov 2025 -
The updated 'Right-touch Regulation' has been published; expanded and providing more clarity for those involved in professional regulation; click here for more information
“A much-needed contribution. An easy and compelling read and relevant to regulators of all kinds.” Marcial Boo, Chair of the Institute of Regulation -
The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill was debated at its Report stage, with the final day of the debate on November 11, 2025; click here for more information
Read the amendment proposed by Baroness Coussins and the reply from the Minister, mentioning the value of NRPSI -
The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill is currently being debated at its Report stage, with the final day of the debate for the whole House happening on November 11, 2025. Click here for more information
Read the amendment, tabled by Baroness Coussins and sponsored by Baroness Morris of Yardley and Lord Sherbourne of Didsbury
