Oxford Union tribunal upholds Hilary election after ruling on seven allegations of electoral malpractice
The Oxford Union released a report detailing the judgements of a tribunal that considered seven allegations of electoral malpractice. The tribunal upheld the results of the election and found no evidence of electoral interference by the Returning Officers (ROs). In the course of the investigations, both President-elect Ebrahim Osman-Mowafy and candidate Chris Collins were found guilty of making “vexatious claims” against the other and fined £100.
Oxford Professors unfairly dismissed for their age, tribunal finds
A tribunal in March ruled that four professors were unfairly dismissed by the University on the grounds of their age.
As it stands, the policy...
Christ Church blasted by former minister
The college has been criticised by Jonathan Aitken for the misuse of funds.
Christ Church Dean Reinstated After Tribunal Case
Following a prolonged dispute, Martyn Percy has been cleared to return to his work as Dean of Christ Church.
The tribunal, chaired by a High...
