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Today's article in the Civil Society highlights the Charity Commission’s latest report showing a significant rise in whistleblowing...

Understanding regulators’ priorities can help care and housing providers focus their improvements and proactively address any issues...

This week has seen some deeply troubling stories of sexual harassment told by ex-employees of Harrods. It is somewhat timely that the...

The Home Office updated the employer’s guide to right to work checks again on 23 September 2024 (and it is stated to apply to right to...

Right now there is a surge in right to buy (RTB) applications given tenants justified concerns that the new Labour government is likely...

According to this recent BBC news article, Apple has refused a widower access to his wife’s iPhone, preventing him from having...

Many churches and Christian organisations receive grants from organisations such as the Big Lottery Fund (often the Heritage Fund),...

I have been really touched reading the story of The FTD Brothers who sadly lost their mother, grandmother and aunt to dementia and then...

You will recall from my previous blogs, that Awaab's Law will bring significant changes to the housing sector. We as a firm submitted a...

The slightly delayed consultation on the future of the law governing co-ops and community benefit societies has been released today.  The...

Many business owners have dedicated years, if not decades, to building their companies. But when the time comes to step away, an...

As you may have seen, the Cabinet Office has announced that the go-live date for the Procurement Act 2023 (PA 23) has been delayed and...