Lessons in regulatory strategy from the HSE's annual work-related ill-health, injury and enforcement statistics
On Thursday 16 December, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) published its annual work-related ill-health, injury and enforcement...
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Christmas without the children
Excited or not, Christmas is fast approaching, and whilst there are the usual stresses of ensuring you have ordered the turkey and have...
Is "sorry but..." sometimes not enough?
Doctors, nurses and other medical professionals have a 'duty of candour' to inform patients when something has gone wrong in their...
Local government: Investing in your area by way of loans
Chairs for the inquiries
Today we have seen the appointment of the Chairs for the Scottish and UK Covid-19 public inquiries - Lady Poole QC and Baroness Hallett...
Providers must act now - making vaccination a condition of deployment
The Government announced on 9 November 2021 that health and social care providers in England will be required to ensure all staff who...
Social care - the need for effective dispute resolution
The recently published social care white paper People at the Heart of Care, sets out a supposedly ambitious 10-year vision for how the...
Mandatory vaccination for care homes: self-certification extended
The Government has decided to extend the time period for which an individual can self certify that they are exempt from vaccination until...
Anthony Collins Solicitors foodbank collection - BCCFB
For the past few weeks, we have been organising and arranging a food collection for the Birmingham City Church’s Food Bank (BCCFB) from...
Building safety factsheets - existing higher-risk buildings
Even for the most experienced building safety practitioners, the Building Safety Bill is a long and formidable read. Responding to this,...
The Big Sleepout – my reflections
As many of you will have seen from our social media posts, on Friday night Peter Hubbard and I completed the St Basils Big Sleepout
Registered with the FCA? Read on...
It was a pleasure to speak at Cooperative UK's Practitioners Forum last month, and to update colleagues on the latest from the Financial...
Children left at risk by the state
I, like so many others, was horrified to read of the awful details of the death and suffering of Arthur Labanjo-Hughes, following last...
Government response to public procurement consultation
Yesterday the Cabinet Office published its response to a consultation on proposals for reform to public procurement law as detailed in...
Competitive lawyers? Surely not!
A large dose of (friendly) competition between lawyers permeated the Birmingham ACS office on Thursday last week. The return of the...
Standing Tall Christmas Challenge
As winter draws in, and the nights become shorter and colder, we should spare a thought for those less fortunate than us who are...
New code of practice for commercial rent arrears
The Government has published a new code of practice for landlords and tenants to follow when looking to deal with outstanding rent...
Good Divorce Week - Parenting Through Separation
Hopefully you will have seen the material published by my colleagues this week as part of Good Divorce Week. Resolution have produced a...
Professional grief
National Grief Awareness week is from 2-8 December 2021 and is an opportunity to recognise the impact of grief in all its forms and the...
More new transparency requirements - nothing to worry about
Procurement practitioners may be alarmed to see yet another update to the transparency requirements in PPN (Procurement Policy Note)...
Why poor governance means you just don't care enough
Working for many years with charity trustees I long ago concluded (controversially) that the trustees that really care for their...
The white paper for social care - A plan that will not deliver?
Everyone working in the social care sector knows that without fundamental change to the way social care workers are remunerated and...
Want to hear about working with MS?
The last few days I've been listening to podcasts by my colleagues about how disabilities and illnesses affect them. I have to admit I...
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