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It is to be expected two judgments handed down in the past 48 hours will impact on how the UK Government responds to Friday's resolution...
In February the government published its roadmap out of lockdown and, so far, it has eased restrictions in line with the provisional...
Sneaky Chris, sneaky...
But did you spot it?
By WMS on May 24th 2021 the Housing Minister has announced the requirement for...
It was initially suggested by a government report that musicals should return “without any singing” to prevent the spread of covid-19....
Reception has been mixed – some delighted at “tough new legislation” to act as a strong deterrent to end “cat and mouse” games between...
Last week was certainly eventful. The Supreme Court handed down it's decision in Fylde Coast Farms; MHCLG announced which local...
The Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill (“Bill”) represents the first stage of the Government’s stated aim to “make leasehold ownership...
From the players to the supporters to the staff to the team mascot, sport has the ability to bring people together from all walks of life...
Proper governance is essential for sports clubs at all levels. Governance affects all aspects of a club, from the way in which it is...
- Jurisdiction and unfair prejudice open to review on appeal
First instance decision
Landlords on 10th May lost their legal challenge...
- Directors of dissolved companies will be capable of disqualification under s6 CDDA, whether or not the company in question ever became...
The legal challenge (Carraway Guildford (Nominee A) Limited and Others v Regis UK Limited and Others, No. 8276 of 2018) by...
It has been widely reported in the press that a default judgment for £535 has been entered and registered against Boris Johnson. On...
Hurstwood Properties (A) Ltd v Rossendale BC
[2021] UKSC 16
Business rates have been a bone of contention for a long time, which has...
District Judge Qureshi handed down a damning guilty verdict in the Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on 19 April 2021 in the case of...
While the UK raises awareness this week of mental health issues, recent figures from the Office of National Statistics has shown that...
Earlier this week, the government announced that a number of restrictions will be lifted on Monday 17 May, in line with 'step three' of...
Allegations that many schools, colleges and universities have a 'rape culture' have dominated news headlines. The website everyone's invited
Last night, Channel 4 aired a documentary - Sex, Myths and the Menopause, presented by Davina McColl. It revealed that many women...
A few weeks ago we informed you that the temporary right to work checks in force during the COVID-19 pandemic would end on 16 May....
The lack of any mention of the Employment Bill in the Queen’s Speech yesterday means the wait for long overdue reform continues, almost...
Virgin Active’s plans are the first contested restructuring plans featuring cross class cram down to be sanctioned, and as such the...
In short, not very much. Despite the government's promises to protect and enhance worker rights, this Queen's Speech made no mention of...
These days we're seeing more media coverage about employers who have misused the furlough scheme and committed fraud, as well as those...
Anyone who's been embroiled in a workplace dispute will tell you how stressful and time consuming the process is. And, if the matter...
The fact that planning reform was going to feature in the Queen's Speech was hardly a surprise to anyone who listened to the news, or...
The CVA was approved by creditors of the fashion chain last September but a number of landlords launched a legal challenge against it.
The...
Under the new immigration rules, all EU citizens who want to remain here must have been on UK soil by 11pm on 31 December 2020 and have...
What links Bremerhaven, Germany and Le Verdon-sur-mere, France?
The answer is that both regions enjoy free port or free zone status. That...
ACAS have recently published advice for employers and employees on long COVID.
Anyone hoping for detailed guidance about how to...
It seems fitting that my first blog post of the new financial year* is about tax.
On 29 April, the Treasury launched a consultation...
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