Blackbright News 10.6K subscribers 113 views 26 Feb 2023 Source of Inspiration: Richmond Chambers, Aaron Durban-Richardson My videos are for anyone interested in the topic, regardless of race or gender. I tend to give my opinion while trying to empathise proportionately. I hope it works. If you would like to donate something, please click on paypal.me/ladyloy Thank you. DISCLAIMER: The information in this video is for general information purposes only and does not purport to be comprehensive, provide legal advice, or amount to advice which you should rely on. It is not in any way an alternative to specific advice – you must therefore obtain the relevant professional or specialist advice before taking or refraining from any action based on the information in this video. If you have questions about any medical matter, you should consult your doctor or other professional healthcare providers without delay. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the information and law is current as at the date of publication, it should be stressed that due to the passage of time, this does not necessarily reflect the present legal position. Blackbright cannot, therefore, make no representations or warranties or guarantees, whether expressed or implied that the content in this resource is accurate, complete or up to date. Blackbright accepts no responsibility for loss which may arise from access or reliance on information contained in this video, so please do your own research and seek at least three different opinions/sources to help make an informed decision. You can find OISC (Level 3) caseworker qualified to give immigration advice through: • The Law Society if you live in England or Wales • The Law Society of Scotland • The Law Society of Northern Ireland – Home Office Website – Citizens Advice Bureau OISC regulates immigration advisers and makes sure they meet certain standards. For example, advisers must: • carry insurance against giving poor advice • keep up to date with current immigration advice OISC maintains a register of the immigration advisers that they regulate. Myrna Loy (aka Blackbright) is a published author of 8 books, including: ‘Poetry’s Promise’ (my life in poetry), ‘Poetry’s Teacher’ (my work and other experiences in poetry), ‘Poetry’s Therapist meets Poetry’s Teacher (the cathartic attributes of poetry) ‘The Other Side of Tourism’ (a travelogue of British versus Jamaican culture) ‘The ‘Spirit of Queens’ (a spirit-led inspirational book of poems), and more recently “Lovers Rock – (More Than A Dance Floor) Lovers Rock: More Than A Dance Floor (Extended & Kindle Edition) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08TZ6TFW… or a paperback edition of the original from me. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08T6S116… Extended second edition is available in paperback on Amazon. Poetry’s Therapist Meets Poetry’s Teacher can be bought on Kindle: Poetry’s Therapist: Meets Poetry’s Teacher https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B098XVVYR… I do hope you will support me and purchase a copy. A special thank you to all my subscribers for their comments, interaction, suggestions, thoughts, donations and feedback. Donations are appreciated by Paypal . Email:blackbrightnews@gmail.com OR/ paypal.me/ladyloy Thank you very much and Kind regards Black-Bright