Analysis and Comment
Can we survive the dangers of the public sector language gap?
Police and court services, medical care and the NHS, housing provision and local government administration are all vital resources, but some UK residents are being excluded from this support because of the language they speak
Over 2,000 Creditors File Claims Against Bankrupt Pearl Linguistics
Over 2,000 creditors of Pearl Linguistics, the London-based Language Service Provider (LSP) that declared bankruptcy on March 3, 2017, have filed claims with the company’s liquidator, accounting giant PwC
The role of interpreter is lost in translation
Comment from the Languages section of the Guardian detailing differences between translators and interpreters
Translation costs in care cases ‘depend on circumstances’
Responsibility for translation costs in care cases depends on circumstances and and cannot be subject to a rigid formula, the Court of Appeal has declared
