Expansion of Ofsted's powers - the regulation of accommodation for 16 and 17-year olds
There are nearly 7000 young people living in unregulated settings in the UK. For older looked-after children and care leavers, aged 16...
There are nearly 7000 young people living in unregulated settings in the UK. For older looked-after children and care leavers, aged 16...
On 22 December 2022, the Government launched its consultation seeking views on its proposed revisions to the National Planning Policy...
The Government has updated the how to rent guide, effective from 24 March 2023.
As a reminder, this guide has to be issued when a...
A new Court of Appeal case (Birmingham City Council v Drew Bravington) has decided that local authority landlords can validly serve...
The Ministry of Justice has announced today a consultation on supporting earlier resolution of private family law arrangements which will...
A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case has highlighted the perils of rushing through a redundancy process in order to avoid the...
Among the announcements about pensions, childcare and energy bills, if you look deep into the budget paper from last week you will find a...
As the dust settles on the budget, two things are clear: there were some significant changes to pensions tax arrangements - and there...
13 March 2023 marked the deadline for when the Government expected housebuilders and mixed-use developers to sign up to commitments...
In the past couple of weeks, Gary Lineker and the BBC have been caught up in a very public battle of ideas over the use of social...
The last days of February bought a rather shocking announcement for the sector; an amendment to the Social Housing (Regulations) Bill...
The Government appear to be in full swing in its drive to increase tenant engagement in social housing, as they promote its Make Things...
The regulator’s Making Buildings Safer campaign aims to highlight the new legal duties that those who own, manage and/or otherwise...
The campaign’s objective is to remind people working in construction trades to manage the risks associated with asbestos.
Every trade...
A recent study involving nearly 500 nurses and social care workers makes for worrying reading - 46% of those surveyed had faced both...
We have for some time known that stress, anxiety, and depression can, should they meet the requirements of the definition under the...
Whilst the title suggests we are about to regale you with the latest meanderings of the White Rabbit in Wonderland, this is but a ploy to...
It's neurodiversity celebration week this week; some of you may applaud this and others may groan at yet another cause and another day or...
It will be live from 1 April 2023 but it's no joke - the Cabinet Office has published a new standard selection questionnaire (SQ).
OK, so bear with me on this one....
The old saying doesn't immediately sound like one which fits with International Women's Day (IWD). I...
The Government has confirmed that it will support changes to the law to broaden the scope of auto-enrolment.
Workers will be...
I blogged about side hustles back in November 2022 in the context of a tribunal claim which concerned an employee who was running her...
As I write, today is a regional strike day in schools in the West Midlands with two more national strike days occurring on 15 and 16...
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