Baldip Singh recently spoke in Milton Keynes to an audience of judges, lawyers and students on the importance of diversity at the Bar and the Bench, and the practical steps that can be taken to overcome barriers within the legal profession.
The discussion focused on the value of a judiciary and legal profession that reflects the society it serves, the challenges faced by those from underrepresented backgrounds, and the importance of creating pathways that enable talented individuals to thrive.
Baldip spoke alongside His Honour Judge Perusko the DFJ of Milton Keynes and Her Honour Judge Burgher, contributing to an engaging and thought-provoking conversation with aspiring and established legal professionals alike.
At No5 Barristers’ Chambers, we recognise that diversity and inclusion are fundamental to a strong and effective legal profession. We are proud of Baldip’s continued commitment to supporting aspiring lawyers, promoting equality of opportunity, and encouraging greater representation at both the Bar and the Bench. Through the work of our members, staff and our engagement with the wider profession, we remain committed to helping create a legal community that reflects and serves the diverse society in which we live.
