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INNERVIEW The Treasury Office,
Inner Temple, London, EC4Y 7HL
Telephone 020 7797 8250
www.innertemple.org.uk
CONTENTSTrinity Elections 2007 2
Reflections on Jamestown 3
Education & Training Department 4
Inner Temple Summer Party 6
What About a Spot of Gardening? 7
Could You Make a Good Advocacy Trainer? 8
Library News 9
Catering News 10
The Temple Church 11
Chorister for a day 12
Staff News 12
Diary 14
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2008 CELEBRATIONS UPDATE FROM MASTER READER
Iwould like to highlight in advance threefeatures of the Inn’s plans for ourcelebrations with Middle Temple, the twoInns’ 400th Charter Anniversary in 2008 – a
few dates for your diaries and the answer toyour annual Christmas present dilemma!
Open Weekend: This will take place onSaturday 19 and Sunday 20 January 2008, whenboth Inner and Middle Temple will open theirdoors to the public. Visitors will be able to seethe rooms, working areas and grounds of eachof the Inns and explore the Church, as well ashaving guided tours around some Chambers.They will also have an opportunity to learnabout life in the Inn, its history and the Bar asa profession. In conjunction with this, theRoyal Courts of Justice will also open anumber of courts where a variety of activitieswill be held; current plans include mock trials,advocacy training exercises and a mootingcompetition. The Reader Elect, MasterRobinson, is leading on this for our Inn and he
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ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE BENCHERS:TRINITY ELECTIONS 2007
BENCH TABLE ON CIRCUITHotel du Vin, Birmingham, 14th June 2007
I hope Governing Benchers will be able to
attend this meeting of the Bench Table on
Circuit followed by Dinner for Benchers. A
limited number of rooms have been reserved for
bed and breakfast at the discounted Barrister
rate. Full details are available under
Forthcoming Events section in the Members’
Area of the website www.innertemple.org.uk
If you plan to attend, please inform the
Sub-Treasurer’s Office:
I look forward to seeing you in Birmingham.
The Treasurer
will welcome all the support you can give him.He can be contacted through the TreasuryOffice (020 7792 8182 [email protected]). Let’s all help tobring the Inn and the Bar to the public.
Charter Party – 17 July 2008: This will bea spectacular black-tie event to take place in theInn’s gardens, including a special sit downdinner in a beautifully decorated marquee withlive music and dancing as well as entertainmentdotted around the garden. Plans are currentlybeing finalised for this party but it promises to be a truly memorable evening. Into the diary with the date and it’s not too early toplan your table!
Anniversary Book: This is the Christmaspresent. If you haven’t already subscribed totake advantage of the discounted price and alsohave your name inscribed, there is still time todo so. The Inner Temple: A Community ofCommunities has been written and composedand is on its way to the printers. Stylishlyproduced, it will offer an outlook of the life inthe Inn through a series of thought-provoking
and entertaining articles matched with manycolourful illustrations. Publication is due thisautumn and half a dozen (or more if you like)copies will solve all your Christmas presentheadaches! For more information on this or topre-order a copy, look for the insert in thisedition.
More to come later, but this is an horsd’oeuvre.
Incidentally, the King James Charter bearsthe date 13 August 1608. But I think that, withthe change to the corrected Julian calendar in1752 (“Give us back our eleven days”), the exact400th anniversary should be 24 August 2008 –deep in the vacation. A fortnight or so later, theRoyal Horticultural Society will be holdingone of its summer flower shows in our garden –did you know that the Chelsea Flower Showoriginated in Inner Temple garden around 1901?– and we hope that Mark Rylance will produceand perform in Shakespeare’s Othello in theTemple in August and September 2008.
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There are currently vacancies on theBench for Barrister GoverningBenchers to be filled in theforthcoming Trinity 2007 elections.
As is customary, Governing Benchers areasked to identify and nominate suitablecandidates and will receive election papers inthe usual way so that they may proposecandidates for election.
The Bench also encourages any interestedmember to come forward of their own accordto find out more about this rewarding and
important role. Members who would like tofind out about becoming a Bencher shouldvisit the Bencher Elections page of theMembers’ Area at www.innertemple.org.uk to read information on the duties of a Bencher, election procedures and timetable, or contact the Sub-Treasurer’s Office with any queries on 020 7797 8177 [email protected] deadline for the nomination of candidates is 14 June 2007. We look forwardto hearing from you.
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There were resonances with contemporaryissues in Britain too. The Governor of Virginiahad tried, unsuccessfully, to pass a law banningsmoking in public places. As the home oftobacco, perhaps he should have known better.The sacking of six state prosecutors wascausing a stir. Were they incompetent or wasthere a tinge of political interference?University students were worried that studentloan companies were overcharging them. The largest, Sally Mae, with a debt book of $20 billion, was in particular trouble. Law isstudied at postgraduate level in the States andindividual student debts of $150,000 are notuncommon.
The final word, however, should go to theAmerican Inns of Court Foundation, which was established only 20 years ago topromote within their legal profession all that is best from the Inns here. They were the co-orgainsers of a two-day “Rule of Law”conference at Richmond University and withover 500 chapters, and their own Chief Justiceas a member, its influence is clearing being felt.So it was particularly fitting that a plaquecommemorating this association with theEnglish Inns of Court was unveiled atJamestown during our visit. It acknowledges amost special relationship that began 400 yearsago and has remained strong ever since.
REFLECTIONS ON JAMESTOWN
Representatives of the four Inns ofCourt were invited to Virginia,USA, in April 2007 to participatein a series of events marking the
400th anniversary of the founding of theJamestown settlement, the first permanentEuropean colony to be established there.Master Rix represented the Treasurer and wasaccompanied by the Sub-Treasurer, whoseobservations on this special occasion can beread below.
There are many places in Virginia that havenot changed much in 400 years, especially theforests and rivers that branch from theChesapeake Bay into the interior of this oncewild place. With the reconstruction of theoriginal settlement (abandoned within ahundred years for the elegance and greatersecurity of Williamsburg eight miles inland), itis indeed possible to feel that you areexperiencing the same sights and sounds as theoriginal colonists did. Spring brings a clear lightthat dapples through the trees like a myriad ofprisms, as enchanting now as it was then.
Another feature that has not changed in 400 years is the acknowledgment by just abouteveryone in America’s legal profession that themost important thing those early settlersbrought with them was the Rule of Law.Enshrined in the Virginia Charter itself and theearly rules for the colony’s governance, it wasreinforced by the commitment of manymembers of the English Inns of Court, andespecially those of Middle Temple, to see thecolonial experiment succeed. A number wentout to join the colony and by the time ofAmerican Independence and the drafting of itsConstitution, several of the Founding Fathershad been back to study law at the Inns ofCourt in London. These were the linksbetween our two great jurisdictions which havegrown, flourished and cross-fertilised eachother ever since.
To mark this legal friendship, the events,lectures and celebrations were led by our ownLord Chief Justice and the Chief Justice of theUnited States, John G. Roberts Jnr.
PATRICK MADDAMS, SUB-TREASURER
The Sub-Treasurer and Master Rix
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EDUCATION & TRAININGDEPARTMENT
On Sunday 17 June, the E&T Department, inconjunction with the Junior Bar Association,will be holding a “Prospective Students’Question & Answer Day” for undergraduatesinterested in a career at the Bar. There will besessions on the CPE, funding and joining theInn, how to put together a legal CV (includingMini-Pupillage), BVC On-line & the BVC,
involvement with Inner Temple societies, life as a Pupil/junior Tenant, OLPAS, otheroptions besides tenancy and interview tips andmock interviews. If you would like tovolunteer to help with any of these sessions,please contact Beth Phillips on 020 7797 8209or by emailing [email protected]
The Dinner to the Universities was held this yearon 20 March 2007 and was attended by 140undergraduates (in law and other disciplines)from 24 Universities as well as 50 seniormembers of the Inn. Master Treasurer’sencouraging yet realistic speech on training forthe Bar was very well-received. The LegalAcademics’ Dinner was held on the 30 April andwas attended by 90 academics, mainly fromUniversities offering undergraduate degrees in
law but also from some BVC providers. MasterTreasurer took the opportunity to encourage theacademics to inform their best and brighteststudents about a career at the Bar but stressedagain the competitive nature of training for theBar. His comments were well-received and anenjoyable evening was had by all. The E&TDepartment would like to thank the members ofthe Inn who supported these two events.
DINNER TO THE UNIVERSITIES AND LEGAL ACADEMICS’ DINNER
QUESTION AND ANSWER DAY FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
In April, the E&T Department held the first ofits two annual Advocacy and Ethics weekendsfor New Practitioners at Latimer House inBuckinghamshire. The weekend was accreditedfor 17 CPD hours including 9 hours ofadvocacy training and 3 hours of ethics trainingand was attended by 54 junior barristers. Thecourse allowed NPs the opportunity to crossexamine real expert medical witnesses and totackle a series of hypothetical ethical problemswith the assistance of real solicitors. We wereprivileged enough to have Master Nice give theafter-dinner speech on the Saturday night.
Following thedinner, theadvocacy trainerswere left verydisappointed afterbeing thrashed bythe NPs in a gameof giant jenga. We will see if the trainers can regain the cup atthe next NP Weekend in June! Overall it was avery successful and well-received weekend andthe E&T Department would like to thank allthose who gave up their weekend to help.
APRIL NP ADVOCACY & ETHICS WEEKEND
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The Inner Temple Junior Bar Association isholding a complimentary drinks reception onthe terrace (or in the Smoking Room if it rains)from 5.30-8.00pm on Friday 8 June. We hopethat this will be an opportunity for all InnerTemplars who are either practising at the junior
CALLING ALL JUNIOR BARRISTERS!
This year Jules Verne was theinspiration for ITSA’s plans torelieve the tension amongst InnerTemple student members brought
on by advocacy assessments, multiple choicetests and OLPAS. The “Round the World inEighty Days” Ball on Friday 27 April was anight of escapism enjoyed by all. TheCommittee, pictured right, assisted by the E&TDepartment, decked the Hall with flags of allnations, and decorated each table according tothe countries that Mr Phileas Fogg had visited.There was even a mock-up hot-air balloon!The Catering Department excelled itself inlaying on a delicious buffet. Highlights of theevening included the fancy dress competition,which was won by a sparkling male bellydancer! Runners-up were a Frenchmancomplete with baguette and garlic, and thescantily clad Cowboy and Indian. After dinner,we all spilled out onto the terrace to watch the
ITSA BALLAMELIA WALKER, ITSA PRESIDENT
fireworks from the Inner Temple Gardenswhich were put on by Master Ward for aprivate party and which we were kindly invitedto join in watching. Once back in the Hall, Raj princes linked arms with Russianrevolutionaries and everyone danced the nightaway to Chris Wilson’s fantastic band playingall the classics.
Bar or “enjoying” a second six pupillage tocome along and meet some of their peers. For further information please contact Faye Appleton in the Education and TrainingDepartment on 020 7797 8207 or email [email protected]
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MEMBERS TICKETS: £35.00ALL GUESTS: £35.00
STUDENT TICKETS: £30.00 (2 TICKETS ONLY AT THIS PRICE)
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INNER TEMPLESUMMER PARTY12 JULY 20076.00PM - 9.30PM
BRIGHOUSE &
RASTRICK BAND!
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INNER TEMPLEDRAMA EVENINGOn 1 May, the Inner Temple Drama Societyperformed “Henry’s Wives” by Leslie Bricusse.Faced with the task of transforming the Hallinto a theatre for an evening, the Drama Societydid an admirable job of bringing this musical tolife. Directed by Annabel Arden Maccabee with
musical direction by Jonathon Egerton-Peters,and with the entire Committee chipping in tobuild the set, the Society should becongratulated for putting on a very entertainingplay. The evening was deemed a great success.
EDUCATION & TRAINING DEPARTMENT
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The Broad Walk – LondonPlane Trees lining the avenueat the far end of the InnerTemple Gardens.
WHAT ABOUT A SPOTOF GARDENING?The Inner Temple Gardeners are looking forhands-on volunteers to help us to prepare andtransform the garden for next year’s 400thAnniversary and the RHS Flower Show.
If you are interested in lending a hand duringthe week the please contact the incoming Head Gardener, Andrea Brunsendorf, [email protected]
training for established practitioners. The Innhas over the years relied upon on a verydedicated band of trainers whose enthusiasmfor their subject never seems to wane. Yet thecontinuing expansion of our trainingprogramme, partly due to Bar Standards Boardregulations and partly to our own commitmentto provide quality training for the profession,means we need more members to train asadvocacy trainers. Your commitment to thecause need not be entirely altruistic. Fewpractitioner trainers come away from a sessionwithout learning something about their ownadvocacy (or gaining a few CPD points!). Idoubt that any of us come away from atraining weekend feeling unfulfilled andwithout having enjoyed the company andenthusiasm of those who are to be themainstays of our profession in the future.
So, could you make a good advocacytrainer? If it helps to allay fears, there is not an(honest) advocacy trainer who will not be ableto fill a short evening recounting thedemonstrations he has given that went wrong.For the trainees it is immensely satisfying torealise that even in expert hands things maynot go according to plan, and teaches them justas much as the perfect demonstration.
Teaching advocacy is no different fromteaching anything else. It requires a knowledgeof the subject, an ability to get that knowledgeacross, a desire to impart that knowledge andan interest in the future of the profession. Ifthat attracts you, we would be delighted towelcome you and train you to train.
The Inner Temple is in its seconddecade of advocacy training – notmuch in terms of the five hundredor more years that this Inn has
been in existence – but in terms of advocacytraining in the United Kingdom, a respectableinnings. For years the Bar believed thatadvocacy was an inherent skill which could notbe taught. If you had been deprived of theadvocacy gene at birth, there was nothing thatcould be done to improve your lot. It took an Australian Professor of Advocacy, Professor The Hon George Hampel QC, to suggest otherwise.
Professor Hampel persuaded the four Innsthat advocacy was a skill which could betaught, just as you might teach a child to playthe violin or a potter to throw a pot. Hismethod of teaching was akin to watching amusical Master Class; the “performance” wasfollowed by analysis of what needed to beimproved, why it needed improving and how itcould be improved. There followed a virtuoso“performance” from the trainer of the new skillthat he had tried to impart before the studentwas asked to try it again. The Bar was hookedand, as with many things, once we had graspedthe concept, there was no stopping us.
Inner Temple is, we like to think, at theforefront of advocacy teaching. The course forpupils has been radically overhauled in recentyears, our course for new practitioners extendsto a really challenging session devoted to thehandling of expert witnesses, and we arebuilding a comprehensive programme of
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COULD YOU MAKE A GOOD ADVOCACYTRAINER?BY MASTER LEONARD
If you are over 7 years’ Call and would like further information on the next training
course, to be held in October this year, please contact Beth Phillips on 020 7797 8209 or
email [email protected]
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LIBRARYNEWSSATURDAY OPENINGCALENDAR JUNE - DECEMBER 2007
JUNE2 June Inner Temple
9 June Lincoln’s Inn
16 June Middle Temple
23 June Gray’s Inn
30 June Inner Temple
JULY7 July Lincoln’s Inn
14 July Middle Temple
21 July Gray’s Inn
28 July Inner Temple
SEPTEMBER29 September Lincoln’s Inn
OCTOBER6 October Middle Temple
13 October Gray’s Inn
20 October Inner Temple
27 October Lincoln’s Inn
NOVEMBER3 November Middle Temple
10 November Gray’s Inn
17 November Inner Temple
24 November Lincoln’s Inn
DECEMBER1 December Middle Temple
8 December Gray’s Inn
15 December Inner Temple
22 December CLOSED
29 December CLOSED
OPENING HOURS:10.00AM – 5.00PM
CURRENT AWARENESS WEBLOGThe Library has recently launched a selectivecurrent awareness weblog, intended to provideup-to-date information on new case law,changes in legislation and legal news. The content is selected and updated daily byLibrary staff. Each item is tagged with subject terms so that users can view in a singlelist all the items on a given topic; subject termsare selected from the same source as those used in our Library catalogue and in the CLI databases.www.innertemplelibrary.wordpress.com
LEGAL RESEARCHA legal research frequently asked questions (FAQs) section has just been added to the Library’s web sitewww.innertemplelibrary.org.uk and can be accessed via the home page. The questionsand responses cover case law and legislation and are based on questionsfrequently asked of the staff at the Library’senquiry point. Suggestions for both print andelectronic sources are included.
LIBRARYNEWSLETTERThe latest issue of the Library’s electronicnewsletter was circulated at the end of April.Members who did not receive a copy and whowould like to subscribe should [email protected]
ANNUAL REPORTThe Library’s annual report for 2006 is nowavailable on the web site and can be viewed viaLatest News section on the home page.
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A SUMMER’S SUN ISWORTH CELEBRATING
As the summer fast approaches and finalarrangements are being put in place forthis year's even longer runningmarquee season, we are encouraging
you to start planning for your 2008 gardenparties. The superbly designed marquee hasnow sold out for this year, having received aphenomenal number of enquiries since itssuccess last summer. Given the renownedstandard of catering thanks to our Head Chef,Martin Cheesman, and the unrivalled locationof the award-winning garden, the Inner TempleCatering Department are looking forward to
another busy season expected in 2008 asenquiries are already coming in. You will havethe choice of various sumptuous menus,whether a delicious sizzling BBQ, or aselection of our perfectly created canapés. Weare also happy to provide suggestions for apersonalised menu.
We strongly advise that you book early toavoid losing out on your preferred date, soplease contact anyone in the Catering Team on020 7797 8230 or [email protected] to discuss yourevent in detail.
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THETEMPLE CHURCHTRINITY TERM SUNDAY 10 JUNE, 11.15 am
CHORAL MATTINSPreacher: The Very Reverend Dr David Ison,the Dean of Bradford.Lunch for Benchers and members of the twoInns, and their guests, in Inner Temple.
SUNDAY 24 JUNE, 11.15 am
CHORAL COMMUNIONA service to welcome back to the TempleChurch all the families for whom we have helda Funeral or Memorial Service.Lunch in Inner Temple for the families – of allages, for Benchers and members of the twoInns, and for their guests.
THURSDAY 28 JUNE, 5.45 pm
BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION AND CHORAL COMMUNIONFor St Peter’s Day.President: The Bishop of London.Drinks for the whole congregation in theMaster’s Garden (or Round Church). All aremost welcome to attend this special service.SUNDAY 15 JULY, 4.00 pm
CHORAL EVENSONGBBC Radio 3 Live broadcastN.B. Please be seated by 3.50 pm
SUNDAY 29 JULY, 11.15 am
CHORAL COMMUNIONThe Final Service of the Legal Year.Celebration lunch for members of thecongregation, of all ages, in Inner Temple Halland Garden.
SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER, 11.15 am
CHORAL MATTINSThe First Service of the Legal Year.Lunch for Benchers of the two Inns, othermembers of Middle Temple, and their guests, in Middle Temple Hall.
Contact:
Henrietta Amodio
020 7353 8559
Wednesdays 1.15pm-1.45pmAdmission Free
An opportunity to hear somewonderful music in your lunchhour. You are very welcome tobring your lunch to eat in theRound if you would like.
6 June Alistair Reid (Coventry Cathedral)13 June Tim Petts (All Saints, Tooting & Inner Temple)
20 June Christopher Gray (Truro Cathedral)27 June Scott Farrell (Newcastle Cathedral)
4 July Martin Setchell (Christchurch Town Hall, New Zealand) 11 July Greg Morris (The Temple)
18 July Neil Taylor (Sheffield Cathedral)
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CHORISTERFOR A DAYSATURDAY 23 JUNE 2007 1.30PM-6.30PMThe Temple Church is hosting an event toshow what it is like to be a chorister in theprofessional choir of one of London’s oldestand most beautiful churches. Do you know aboy with musical potential (between the ages ofsix and ten) who loves music and would like tosee what it is like to be a chorister for a day?Informal voice trials will be held after the dayfor those interested in applying for a choralscholarship to join the choir.
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JONATHAN DELANEYJonathan has recently come back to the UK after spending justover a year and a half working in Madrid, teaching English and
learning Spanish. Based in the Library, Jonathan will be helping tosupport the Inn’s network and computers.
LES BALLAfter 11 years of dedicated service to bothInner and Middle Temple Les Ball, HeadGardener, is retiring in August 2007. His familiar figure will be greatly missed byeveryone at both Inns. Les is looking forwardto indulging his passion for hang gliding duringhis retirement! We wish him and his greenfingers a very fond farewell.
ANDREABRUNSENDORF Andrea has joined the Inner Temple as the incoming Head Gardener, and willbe replacing Les Ball. She has recentlycompleted a Master’s degree in NatureConservation at University CollegeLondon and has previously studied andworked in Public Horticulture in SouthAfrica, USA, France and the RoyalBotanic Gardens, Kew.
For more information please contact:Caroline Gill07815 [email protected] date: 15 June 2007
STAFFNEWS
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EDWARD OKONKWO Edward is leaving the Inn in May after 18 months as
Management Accountant. He made a huge contribution tothe department’s work and will be very much missed.
We wish him every success at Lehman Brothers.
FAYE WILLIAMSThe Inn also says a fond farewellto Faye Williams. Faye has beenthe Sales & Marketing Managerfor our Events Department fornearly three years and has been ahuge asset. She will be greatlymissed and we wish her everysuccess at MASK.
CONGRATULATIONS! On 15 May Isobel Erica Jean Hodgsonwas born to Jude Hodgson (Records &Membership Officer) and his wife Debbie.
COLOUR A CHILD’S LIFE
During May three members of the Inn’s seniormanagement team spent a day redecorating anentire flat on a social housing estate in SouthLondon. Nick Paladina, Yeshim Harris andFiona Fulton were working as volunteers onthe “Colour A Child’s Life” scheme for theLondon-based charity Kids Company.
Set up in 1996 by the charismatic CamilaBatmanghelidjh, the charity providestherapeutic support to some of the city’s mostvulnerable children. Operating throughschools across the capital as well as its drop-incentre in Camberwell, Kids Company offerscare targeted to each individual child. It alsomanages a network of volunteers who can givepractical help through programmes rangingfrom mentoring to running art workshops,organising day trips and refurbishing flats and
houses. Many of these volunteers are drawnfrom corporate supporters (such as Coutts,Barclays, Centrica and Virgin) who have beenattracted both by the charity’s work and by theopportunity the programmes offer for staffdevelopment and team-building.
It is hoped that members and staff couldbecome more involved with the charity on a regular basis, subject to the limitations of the Inn’s own charitable objects. Anyone interested in finding out more should either contact Nick [email protected] or visit the Kids Company websitewww.kidsco.org.uk
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DIARYTRINITY TERM 2007
CONTACTSKate Peters 020 7797 8250
Jacqueline Fenton 020 7797 8250
Emma Walker 020 7797 8213
Catering Department 020 7797 8230
Henrietta Amodio 020 7353 8559
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SEPTEMBER10 Hall Re-Opens
17 Pupillage Advice Evening
22 BVC Advocacy Day
24 Advocacy Training Committee
25 Introductory Evening for London
BVC Students followed by
Evening Reception
26 Cumberland Lodge Sub-Committee
27 Circuit Committee
Benchers’ Night
PROCEDURES FOR BOOKINGMASTERS OF THE BENCH:
, Private Guest Nights: sign in and give the
name of your guest in the special Private
Guest Night book. Contact: Kate Peters
, Call Nights: contact Emma Walker
, Sunday Lunches not in Term: sign in the
Sunday Lunch Book in the Smoking Room
or contact Henrietta Amodio
, All other Dining Nights and Term Sunday
Lunches: sign in the Diary in the Smoking
Room by 4.00pm on the day or contact
Kate Peters
MEMBERS OF HALL:
, Private Guest Nights: Kate Peters
, Call Nights: Emma Walker
, Sunday Lunches not in Term: Henrietta
Amodio
, All other Dining Nights and Term Sunday
Lunches: Jacqueline Fenton
, All special dinners: Kate Peters
STUDENTS:
, Complete and return the application form or
contact Jacqueline Fenton
JUNE4 Hall Re-Opens
5 Trinity Law Sittings Begin
10 London Garden Squares Day
11 Sponsors’ Dining Night
12 Estates Committee
12-13 Internship Interviews
14 Bench Table ON CIRCUIT IN
BIRMINGHAM followed by Dinner for
Benchers
15-17 New Practitioners’ Weekend at Latimer
House
17 Prospective Students’ Question &
Answer Day
18 Bar Liaison Committee
19 Executive Committee
CPE Scholarships Sifting Panel
20 Books Sub-Committee
25 Church Committee (MT)
26 Pegasus Scholarships Trust
Advocacy Dinner
27 Council of the Inns of Court (GI)
Library Committee
28 Pension Scheme Trustees
For St Peter’s Day: Choral Evensong in
the Temple Church
JULY3 Pupillage Awards Selection Panel
4 Private Guest Night
5 Pegasus Trust Reception
9 Scholarships Committee
10 Estates Committee
12 Summer Party
13-14 CPE Scholarships Interviews
16 Bar Liaison Committee
17 Executive Committee
19 Bench Table (Proposal Day)
23 Cumberland Lodge Sub-Committee
24 Investment Sub-Committee
25 Council of the Inns of Court (IT)
26 Trinity Term Call Night
29 Choral Communion in the Temple Church
followed by a Celebration Lunch for all
ages in Hall and the Garden
31 Trinity Law Sittings End
Hall Closes
Kate Peters 020 7797 8250
SUMMER PARTY
CONTACT:
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InnerTemple Overnight Accommodation
Room rate £120 inc. VAT
To book a room or for more information contact the
Catering Department on 020 7797 8230 or email
[email protected] or www.innertemplecatering.org.uk
BOSWELL
CHAUCER
The Boswell
and
Chaucer Rooms
Top floor
3 Dr Johnson’s Buildings
Summer is fast approaching and the time to shape up to get into that swimwear has never been more
imminent. Why not indulge in a fun new workout at Virgin Active and enter the hoop? Hulaerobics has
been a huge success in 2007 as it tones and shapes tums and bums in time for summer.
Burning up to 100 calories every 10 minutes, Hulaerobics is the fun way to get
into shape before your summer holidays. Also at Virgin Active and for
those who like to work out individually, state of the art gym
equipment including the turbo toning Kettlebells are the
ideal way to shape up in half the time.
For more information about Virgin Active clubs, please
call 0845 130 4747 or visit www.virginactive.co.uk
Virgin Active Strand is located at
Shellmex House, 80 The Strand, London, WC2R 0DT
The days are finally warming up andsummer is almost here...
So what better way to enjoy your lunch than alfresco on our terrace?
And why not relax with a cold glass of wine at the end of a hard day?
We are open 8.30am-10pm, Monday-Friday.
Contact us on 020 7797 8234
or email
Pegasus Bar & Restaurant
Inner Temple
London
EC4Y 7HL