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The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill introduces major reforms impacting school operations, admissions, curriculum, and employment laws. Key changes include stricter safeguarding measures, mandatory breakfast clubs, reduced uniform costs, and extended local authority powers over academies and education planning.

The recent case of Butler considers services provided by the wedding events business and whether or not these qualified for business property relief.

We explore the current themes reshaping students' unions, from governance and digital democracy to funding and activism.

Increasingly, charities are considering including community-led housing as part of their activities - we look at some of the key considerations here.

We set out the key takeaways for employers from this year's Queen's speech. There were relatively few items mentioned in this year's Queen's speech of specific relevance to employers.

As the holiday season dawns upon us, so does a newly elected government following the recent general election with a turnout of just under 32 million voters – approximately half the population of ...

What do charities need to consider to demonstrate responsible management?What do charities need to consider to demonstrate responsible management?

Wrigleys Solicitors and Satis Education partner up to provide a comprehensive service for academy trusts. Wrigleys Solicitors and Satis Education have joined forces to provide a governance review...

The new Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 imposes significant changes on students' unions, including duties to secure and codify free speech, a new complaints scheme, and a tort for breach of these duties.

The Covid-19 pandemic is a "black swan" event and lockdown, social distancing and self isolation are the immediate consequences for individuals.

We look here at the benefits of good governance for schools and academy trusts. Schools and academy trusts have been through the mill in so many ways over the last 18 months.

Plans include a Job Retention Bonus for employers who keep on furloughed staff and opportunities for young people.

Attorneys have very limited powers to make gift without the Court's approval.

In this article we assess the data protection changes contained within the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 and what these means for charities.

The soft opt-in has come into effect, allowing charities to send e-marketing more easily. This article examines how charities might take advantage.

Sixth form colleges operate either under the direction of a statutory corporation or are run by an academy trust as a 16-19 academy.

Social clubs need some love. As democratic, community-owned institutions, they offer social and cultural opportunities at grassroots level. However, many clubs are struggling.