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Pensions gender pay gap: Hiding in plain sight
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Tax Day.... not so taxing for private clients!
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Shared parenting
In the Public Bill Committee on the Bill for the Children and Families 2014 Act, the Minister said:
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I was really pleased to read the Government's announcement on Friday that it is extending funding for the supported housing pilots so...
Are you ready for IR35?
The IR35 clock is counting down its last days! From 6 April 2021, IR35 will now apply to organisations (over a certain size) in the...
All change in charity law!
The Government has today (22 March) published its response to the Law Commission report on ‘Technical Issues in Charity Law'.
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UK's Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy announced
On 17 March, the Government announced its Industrial Decarbonisation strategy which will see £1 billion pounds invested in a programme to...
The Supreme Court gives its judgment in the Mencap sleep-in appeal case
The Supreme Court has today handed down judgment in the cases of Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake and Shannon v Rampersad (t/a...
Regulatory and Governance issues – Day 2 of the NHF Housing Finance Conference
Here are some thoughts from Peter Hubbard, senior partner and housing governance expert, on the emerging regulatory and governance themes...
Launching The Ethical Business Project
What is business for?
The question of the broader purpose of enterprise has come to the fore in recent years. Increasingly, people are...
Spotlight on pay for social care staff
Over the past few weeks, there has been considerable media coverage of the Government's NHS pay deal and the strong feeling that it...
Councils can house people with no recourse to public funds during the pandemic
On 11 March the High Court published this important decision. Homeless persons with no recourse to public funds (NRPF) can be lawfully...
National Trust's decision to highlight our country's link to slavery vindicated
What a joy to hear the Charity Commission's inquiry conclusion that "the Trust has provided a well-reasoned response to the question of...
Eviction ban and longer notice periods here to stay till May
As my colleague Emilie Pownall's helpful ebriefing below explains, the eviction ban has been extended to 31 May 2021. This no doubt...
The Proud Trust - creating a safe space for the LGBT+ community
Great to see that we have been able to help The Proud Trust do its amazing work in Manchester through the delivery of this incredibly...
Welsh procurement policy statement
As a procurement lawyer who works with a wide range of procurement professionals, I was delighted to see the Welsh Government wanted to...
Tough times for trustees - Charity Commission videos aim to help
It is probably an understatement for Paul Latham, Director of Communications and Policy at the Charity Commission, to say:
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Anthony Collins is proud to be one of the sponsors at the Retrofit Challenge Virtual Summit
The UK has committed to net-zero greenhouse gasses by 2050 and one of the biggest challenges facing housing providers going forward is...
Using the law to protect our environment
Anthony Collins Solicitors (ACS) has been supporting The Chancery Lane Project in their efforts to use the law and the efforts of lawyers...
Relate study on the effect of the pandemic on relationships
You might think marriages are under greater strain in the current climate; remarkably, this study shows over a third of couples said that...
Rising tax without raising taxes
After digesting more of the detail that underlay yesterdays Budget speech, my biggest takeaway for private individuals is that the...
A Budget for individual protection?
With Rishi Sunak on his feet for almost 50 minutes, I must confess to a great level of surprise that the amount of time spent on personal...
Furlough; not just fur-now but fur-longer!
As has been anticipated and widely leaked, the Chancellor has confirmed that Furlough (or officially the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme...
Community ownership - a great idea, but think carefully
It is heartening to read in the advance "trailers" for tomorrow's budget of the Community Ownership Fund, which we understand will set...
Starting life as a charity - getting the foundations right
Working with Stewardship to assist charities register for the first time or change to be a CIO is a joy. Stewardship itself is a charity...
Transforming Public Procurement - An opportunity for social care?
The Government's Green Paper, "Transforming Public Procurement", which launched in December 2020 is something that many social care...
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