Being a professional deputy in respect of property and financial affairs carries with it a great responsibility, but also gives a real...
This is not a question we would expect - we are used to employers modifying their behaviours and making reasonable adjustments (once they...
Under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 (the 2018 Act), most UK laws in force on or before 31 December 2021 that were based on EU...
The regulatory team at Anthony Collins has been paying close attention to developments in building safety law, most notably under the...
Like with many sectors, the next generation of lawyers is holding their employers to a higher standard and expecting net zero to be more...
At a time when the Archbishops are reviewing the faculty process for divorced ordinands, Broken Rites celebrates 40 years in existence....
The proposed new Social Housing consumer standards are now out for consultation by the Regulator of Social Housing. They will come into...
Late last month, the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) opened the consumer standards consultation. The outcome of the consultation will...
We have been closely following the announcements and updates relating to Ofsted’s regulation of supported accommodation for 16 and...
As a team, we are always wanting to ensure our material is relevant, practicable and accessible. As part of this, we are now publishing...
Remember a Charity (part of the Chartered Institute of Fund Raising) works to encourage more people to leave a gift in their will to...
A few weeks ago I wrote an article about a call for a review of an inherently biased medical assessment of newborn babies, which the NHS...