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Retained EU Law Bill
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Higher-risk building registration - Don't forget the deadline!
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Broken Rites marks 40 years of support for ex-spouses of clergy
At a time when the Archbishops are reviewing the faculty process for divorced ordinands, Broken Rites celebrates 40 years in existence....
Housing management thoughts - Regulator of Social Housing's consumer standards consultation
The proposed new Social Housing consumer standards are now out for consultation by the Regulator of Social Housing. They will come into...
Consumer standards consultation – a holistic approach to safety?
Late last month, the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) opened the consumer standards consultation. The outcome of the consultation will...
Consultation update: Expansion of Ofsted's powers
We have been closely following the announcements and updates relating to Ofsted’s regulation of supported accommodation for 16 and...
We've been 'Spotified'...
As a team, we are always wanting to ensure our material is relevant, practicable and accessible. As part of this, we are now publishing...
'Willanthropy' - a new term for an old idea
(part of the Chartered Institute of Fund Raising) works to encourage more people to leave a gift in their will to...
Why diversity in medical schools and universities is important for patient care
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...
The Family Court - Delays in resolving children matters and its impact
I recently read this article and agree with a lot of what's been written. We continue to see significant delays in children cases being...
Government announces large rise in immigration fees
On 13 July 2023, the Government agreed to raise immigration fees significantly for sponsoring employers and their migrant employees....
This time, it’s personal: The My Charity Commission Account
The much anticipated My Charity Commission Account service went live on 31 July 2023. This system has replaced all previous online ways...
Crystal ball-gazing under a potential Labour government: A right to 'switch off'?
With the traditional summer holiday season upon us, we all want an opportunity to switch off from work, kick back and relax. But should...
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