Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (“LBTT”) is a tax affecting property transactions, which will generally apply to commercial tenants at the comme...
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Read MoreEmployment law is on the cusp of significant change which will affect all employers, including charities – from the introduction of the new Employm...
Read MoreWith the new Labour Government, we are about to witness the biggest shake up of employee rights that we have seen in a decade. Here we provide a su...
Read MoreFollowing the outcome of the July general election, planning emerged as a key policy issue for the new UK government. Within its first couple of da...
Read MoreAs most employers will be aware, for many years the latest expiry date on a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) card has (confusingly) been 31 Decembe...
Read MoreYou may never have heard of the law relating to the foreshore but it can be very important and as the title suggests, the aim of this article is to...
Read MoreThanks to sayings such as “possession is nine tenths of the law” it is perhaps not surprising that a lot of people might assume that occupation of ...
Read MoreRecent days have seen widespread protests, riots and violence spreading across the UK. Some of this has been racially or religiously aggravated. I ...
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