Note to subscribers: we have a new platform on Substack

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Most of our subscribers will have received a “Welcome to Substack” email regarding the UKHRB. To avoid any confusiong we wanted to assure you that this does not mean that we have moved the content of the blog from WordPress to Substack. Those of you who read the blog on WordPress will find it there as usual, completely unchanged. However, as Substack has become a popular platform for authoritative writing we decided that we should have a presence there as well, so the posts as they appear on the blog will also be on Substack, although there might be a slight time lag between the two.

Happy reading!

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