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The September 2020 edition of the Academies Financial Handbook introduced an important change to the rules around who can be members of...
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Supporting the social care sector
At Anthony Collins Solicitors (ACS) we feel privileged to work with many of the key umbrella bodies for the social care sector and to...
Time for a Healthy Homes Revolution
Great to hear a wide variety of panellists speaking at the joint Healthy Homes and Buildings APPG and TCPA event today, 'Time for a...
LGBT+ experiences of work - still a way to go
Like many others, LGBT+ History Month has been an opportunity to reflect on how far we have come in the last few decades and even the...
Coming Home: A housing call to action from the Church of England
Whether you have any connection to the Church of England or not, the recently published ‘Coming Home’ report commissioned by the...
One regular visitor for care home residents
The news released over the weekend is that plans are being finalised for care home residents to be able to have one regular visitor. To...
Looking beyond the obvious
Law firms are increasingly wanting to embrace how they can make a social difference and engage in ad hoc pro bono activities or have a...
A new tool kit for social housing providers preparing for the Building Safety Bill
Social Housing providers will be understandably concerned as to how to prepare for the Building Safety Bill becoming law. To support...
Changes to the off-payroll working rules (IR35)
From 6 April 2021, off-payroll working rules (or what many refer to as IR35 rules) are changing to include the responsibility of all...
CQC highlights concerns in the maternity unit at The Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
In December 2020, there were numerous reports regarding issues being faced by the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust with their...
Improving health by managing risk
At Anthony Collins Solicitors, our social purpose is at the heart of everything we do. In every piece of work and every client that we...
More staff to be asked to shield - some difficult choices ahead for employers
The new Covid-19 risk prediction model will see an additional 1.7 million people being recommended to follow shielding guidance until at...
If the cap doesn't fit: government back-tracks on exit payments
On 4 November 2020, the Restriction of Public Exit Payments Regulations 2020 (“the Regulations”) came into force; exit payments for the...
Procuring contracts without competition - Covid-19
When reading the article below on the Government's decision to continue its relationship with Edenred on free school meals, a particular...
Further inappropriate use of DNACPR Notices during pandemic
In some medical circumstances, it is decided that a person should not receive CPR treatment. This is ordinarily when such attempts would...
Kids Company: a breath of fresh air
The judgment handed down by Mrs Justice Falk last week in which the court threw out claims by the official receiver that the CEO and...
A global pandemic called for a uniquely different solution
One of the most compelling stories from our 2020 Social Impact Report comes from the pandemic lockdown period in spring 2020. We knew our...
Don't let your organisation be accused of 'stale diversity training' or sexist comments by 'gaff prone' employees
I was amused and shocked in equal measure by the recent outrageous sexist comments reportedly made by allegedly gaffe prone former...
Home Office data loss - Impact on litigants
The recent data loss by the Home Office is clearly a concern for the victims of crime which are currently being investigated, it has also...
When meetings go wrong...
It is, perhaps, a sign that we have too much time to review social media that the rantings of a couple of disgruntled middle aged men at...
Why we publish our social impact and encourage others to do the same
Anthony Collins Solicitors operates with a clear social purpose – improving lives, communities and society.
Many of the charitable...
Playground safety matters
For many families across the country, playgrounds can be at the heart of their community, giving children opportunities to play and...
Dasgupta Report on the Economics of Biodiversity - a blast from the past or a sign of real change?
Just from reading the headline document - which you can read here - the messages coming from the Dasgupta Report are powerful (the full...
New procurement regulator - Green Paper proposal
The second of our ebriefings on the Transforming public procurement Green Paper concerns the proposal for a new "body" to oversee...
Subsidy controls rule, UK?
Just a month after finalising Brexit, the UK Government has issued its consultation "on the best way to design a bespoke approach to...
How can employers respond to increasing stress in the workplace ?
After nearly a year of enduring various public health measures, it is not surprising that the pandemic is taking a toll on people’s...
Business and purpose - a gathering momentum
There is a real sense that the movement for business to embrace the need for clear social purpose is gathering momentum.
Listening to Al...
Increased arrears and extending the reactivation notices period
As reported by Housemark, arrears are 30% higher than they were in March 2020. Not surprising when there was a possession stay for 6...
Call for a £650m post-pandemic wellbeing funding package for schools
The Education Policy Institute has called for a £650m post-pandemic wellbeing package for schools in its recently published study on the...
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