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Nearly a year has passed since the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 was brought into law, and important legislative changes to the UK GDPR...

Over the past few months, we have seen a significant rise in sponsor licenses being revoked. The message from the Home Office is clear –...

Most people would agree that care workers in this country are worth their weight in gold – delivering care and support that is vital to...

When somebody loses the capacity to manage their finances and property, and they haven’t already made a Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA),...

The Government has published draft regulations setting out new obligations for private landlords in England to provide assured tenants...

Recently, there has been an increase in the number of civil penalties issued by the Home Office and this means that right to work...

The approximate annual cost of replacing volunteers with paid staff across the UK would be £16.4billion; they are a resource many...

You may have seen the recent cases of the Darlington nurses and the issue of who can use a female-only changing room and the misgendering...

Last week, Anthony Collins hosted a roundtable discussion with providers and advisers working across the children’s social care sector....

The start of a new year is often when public sector teams take stock: looking at budgets, evolving priorities and, in some cases, changes...

Happy New Year from the employment and pensions team here at AC!  So, what will employment law bring in 2026? A good deal of...

We are delighted to announce that our next session of ACsess Risk will be on data responsibility, with a focus on navigating supply chain...