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What is a ‘protected conversation’ and why does it matter?A ‘protected conversation’ allows employers and employees to have open...

Many of the families who contact us say the same thing at the start of their conversation:“I knew something wasn’t right, but no one...

From today, 1 May 2026, the Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Property Chamber) (Amendment) Rules 2026 will make changes to the...

Today, we had the pleasure of speaking at the LLG Housing Law Conference on the new enforcement framework established under the Renters’...

The LGR Joint Committee Before elections for the new authority take place, the Structural Changes Order (SCO) will require relevant...

Deputies will usually be asked to take out a security bond or surety bond. These often include a ‘Bond Value’ of eye-watering figures in...

The UK Government’s pledge to double the size of the sector during this parliament has been met with cautious optimism. About fifty...

Every neighbourhood, town and city has its own distinct sense of place – something that sets it apart from others. With Local Government...

More than a third (36%) of Wills drafted last year included at least one trust, highlighting the growing importance of trust expertise...

The Government’s recent announcement of an additional £100m for the Social Housing Retrofit Fund is undoubtedly positive news for the...

'Supported housing' captures a variety of accommodation provided to individuals with care and support needs. The care provided may be...

My daughter tells me she's ‘locked in’ with her A-level revision; I feel like I, too, have been ‘locked in’ with the recent flurry of ERA...