The Leasehold Advisory Service has launched a new online calculator to help tenants and landlords estimate the likely premium payable for...

The Crime and Policing Act 2026 introduces a host of new offences and enhanced police powers, but one of the interesting themes in the...

Our colleagues across the firm regularly support clients with the arrangements for changing address. This could be related to two...

The most “bashed bridge in Britain” is apparently on the A5 Watling Street, near Hinckley according to BBC news. The vast majority of...

The transport sector has relied on flexible labour for decades. The Government’s latest consultation on zero-hours and similar contracts...

Last week, for the first time in 75 years, Belfast got its turn to host the Fleadh (Irelands festival of music.) In a place that has...

A recent Employment Tribunal remedy (i.e. compensation) hearing has served a stark reminder of the risks associated with ordinary unfair...

Since opening in February 2020 in its current form, Global Talent has been a very popular immigration route to the UK. It enables...

Andy Burnham has long argued that public spending should deliver more than a contracted service. It should create social value,...

The Government has launched a consultation on major reforms to the UK's equal pay and pay discrimination framework, with the aim of...

Yesterday (28 July 2026) the Government confirmed the colleges in non-devolved areas who will receive funding as part of the Post-16 and...

From 1 January 2027, the cap on compensatory awards for ordinary unfair dismissal claims will be removed. That does not mean every...

The Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Vince v Associated Newspapers Ltd [2026] EWCA Civ 899 is an important reminder that accuracy and...

There is no shortage of change in real estate law at the moment, with several reforms set to change the commercial property landscape....

Today (15 July 2026) the Government published a response to recommendations set out within two reviews conducted by Sir Brian Leveson,...

The government has published an interim response on its plans for Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for non-domestic private...