21 people have been made immigration judges over the past week. They are:
- Gavin Cox, 55, barrister
- Amar Mehta, 43, barrister turned solicitor
- David Mills, 40, Home Office presenting officer
- David Hollings-Tennant, 43, Home Office policy official
- Lindsay Connal, 38, solicitor
- David Curtis, 39, solicitor
- Leslie Chinweze, solicitor
- Carolyn Scott, 39, barrister
- Rebecca Pickering, 37, barrister
- Sarah Moon, 42, solicitor
- Joanne Barker, 46, barrister
- Jennifer Handler, solicitor
- Richard Singer, 42, barrister
- Sukhvinder Gill, 47, solicitor
- Tina Dempster, barrister
- David Elliott, 59, solicitor
- Cheryl Dainty, 38, barrister
- Paul Lodato, 42, barrister
- Sarah Grey, 51, solicitor
- David Brannan, 35, solicitor
- Harbinder Athwal, 43, barrister
All are appointed to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) and take up their posts next month.
Another ten names were announced before Christmas:
- Leighton Hughes, 52, barrister
- Anne Grimes, 53, solicitor
- Rosalyn Chowdhury, barrister
- Michael Roots, 58, solicitor
- Adam Rhys-Davies, 44, barrister
- Iain Burnett, 50, barrister
- Shahzad Aziz, 46, barrister
- Catherine Monaghan, 56, solicitor
- Joanne Oxlade, 55, barrister
- Linda Veloso, 47, barrister
There may be some more announced in the coming days, in which case we’ll update this post.
