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Here we are again with yet more ‘fun and games’ with the Employment Rights Bill.   We now have the House of Lords amendments published on...

For us employment law geeks, it’s probably fair to say that the twin peaks of 2025 to date have been a lengthy Bill in progress and a...

Well, I’ve just about recovered from another brilliant NFTMO Annual Conference - and yes, I still haven’t figured out (or is that refuse...

If you attended our session at the NFTMO conference this year, you’ll know it quickly turned into something of a legal surgery - and we...

After a slightly surprising amount of back and forth between the Commons and Lords, the Data (Use and Access) Bill has now received Royal...

What the 2025 Spending Review means for social businesses: Five key takeaways The UK Government’s 2025 Spending Review sets out long-term...

Last week, the Shared Ownership Council (a body comprising RPs, housebuilders and lenders) published the Shared Ownership Code (the...

We are told that Gary Lineker leaving the BBC was a ‘mutual’ decision and there was no dismissal.   Let’s imagine that there was no...

To paraphrase the Kipling poem very badly, if you can keep your head and apply the April statutory increases when all around you there is...

In November 2024, the Government unveiled a comprehensive reform plan aimed at overhauling the children's social care system through the...

Contracting authorities will have seen that there is a range of obligations relating to key performance indicators (KPIs) under the...

The Government announced the new Plan for Neighbourhoods £1.5bn funding pot, last month, which I'm sure will be very welcome news for the...