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Read moreAnna studied LLB Law at Royal Holloway University and graduated with First Class Honours. In 2022, she completed LPC at BPP University and obtained a distinction. Alongside her studies she volunteered for BPP’s Pro Bono Centre, working in partnership with the North Kensington Law Centre to support clients with a variety of housing needs.
Before relocating to the UK, she lived in Brazil and Belgium. Speaks fluent Portuguese.
In her free time she enjoys spending time with friends and family. Anna loves long walks in nature and travelling to new places.
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What changed on 1 May 2026 Since 1 May 2026, landlords in England can no longer end a tenancy with a section 21 notice. Assured...
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Read moreBuying Property Off Plan The Daily Mail reported that 300 families a week have to move into shoddy newly built homes....
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