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All organisations that process personal data recognise the risk of data breaches. But do they have suitable cybersecurity measures to...

The Government has confirmed that the pensions auto-enrolment thresholds for the year beginning April 2026 will be frozen, as they have...

The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget has delivered a big change for salary sacrifice pension contributions - and it’s one employers can’t...

Higher taxes all around, but some positive spending too  Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed a significant hike in taxes affecting...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves must deliver a Budget that promotes growth, whilst staying focused on long-term economic and societal...

The UK Government’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill marks a turning point in how organisations must prepare for and respond to cyber...

On 27 August 2025, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) issued a formal enforcement notice to Bristol City Council (BCC) for...

At Anthony Collins, we believe the law is more than a profession—it’s a powerful tool for creating a fairer, more inclusive society. Our...

Employers should think carefully about accidentally mis-processing data and how out-of-date contact details could inflict ‘non-material’...

On 3 September 2025, the General Court of the European Union dismissed an action brought by a French member of the EU Parliament,...

The UK Government’s Civil Society Covenant, published last month, is more than a policy statement—it’s a bold affirmation of the power of...

Summary In Commissioners for HMRC v Taylors Services Ltd (dissolved) and ors, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that time spent...