International Women's Day 2026: Equality in…

Galina Ward KC and Andrew Byass, Chair of Landmark Chambers’ Equality, Diversity and Wellbeing Committee, have co-written an article for Counsel Magazine to mark International Women’s Day 2026, explaining how Chambers’ Retention of Women Working Party developed a comprehensive programme for change under the Women in Law Pledge. With Chambers-wide effort, it has delivered real progress.

The article covers the following:

How our Retention of Women Working Party (RWWP) was set up to move beyond policy statements and deliver a proactive, evidence‑based plan.
The role of surveys, exit interviews and earnings analysis in pinpointing barriers to progression and retention.
Why signing the Women in Law Pledge and setting credible, interlinked targets helped turn intent into impact.

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