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The end of October marks the deadline for secondary school applications, with primary school applications having a typical deadline of...

Since the abolition of employment tribunal fees in 2017, the Employment Tribunal system has been overwhelmed.  When the coalition...

It’s sink or swim for Thames Water’s last ditch restructuring proposal as the UK’s largest water utility attempts once again to avoid...

The Price Marking Order 2004 (PMO) took effect in 2004 to provide greater transparency to consumers about the prices of goods. Unless an...

The UK high street continues to contract, with economic pressures and fast fashion competition forcing brands, like Claire’s, into...

On 18 September 2025, the Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP) and the Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice (BCAP) launched a...

As sports brands and rights holders explore immersive gaming platforms such as Roblox to engage new and younger audiences and find...

The European Commission (the Commission), on 16 September 2025, launched a call for evidence from the public and stakeholders on...

This week, family lawyers in and around London received notification from the President of the Family Division that has caused widespread...

On 15 September the House of Commons debated the various amendments that had been made to the Employment Rights Bill in the House of...

The Financial Times reported yesterday on the tough refinancing conditions faced by some British universities, in the face of the...

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has opened a public consultation on its draft Guidelines:...