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ArticleCommunity RightsThis article sets out a summary of the community rights and powers introduced by the Localism Act 2011 and how they can be used by community groups.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleEnfranchisement Reform - Implications For Community-Led HousingWe look at the impact of proposed changes to enfranchisement law – community-led housing (CLH) groups should respond before 7 January 2019.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleJoint Property & The 1975 ActA case under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 highlights the importance of checking the ownership of joint property.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleReform Of The SDLT Rules On Mixed Property And Multiple Dwellings Relief In ProspectDetails of, and comments on, the recently launched HMRC consultation on reforms to the SDLT mixed property and multiple dwellings relief rules.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleThe Future Of Inheritance Tax: What Potential Changes Lie Ahead?Potential changes to Business Property Relief and Agricultural Property Relief. In anticipation of a general election at some point in 2024, inheritance tax (IHT)...United KingdomTaxWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleSafeguarding And Remote Learning In The Time Of Covid-19As a remote education offering is soon to become a legal requirement, a reminder that safeguarding duties persist.United KingdomConsumer ProtectionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleCoronavirus And Lesson Observations: Legal Considerations For School EmployersWhat should schools and academy trusts consider before observing remote and face to face lessons in the Covid-19 crisis?United KingdomCoronavirus (COVID-19)Wrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleLack Of Belief In "Transgenderism" Is Protected But Doctor Was Not Discriminated AgainstPolicy on use of service users' preferred pronouns was a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleThreat To Dismiss Employee For Refusing To Work For Client After Working Time Regulations Breach Was A Detrimental ActUnder the Employment Rights Act 1996 ('ERA') workers are protected from detriment if they refuse to comply with a requirement that is imposed, or proposed to be imposed, by their employer which...United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleHam Wharf Mooring Co-op: A Fairer Deal For A Boating CommunityWhen a group of boaters decided they no longer wanted to be dictated to by distant shareholders, they formed a co-op to take control of their moorings...United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleAre Your School's Term Time Only Workers Paid The Correct Amount Of Holiday Pay?Paying holiday pay at the rate of 12.07% of pay may not always comply with contractual or statutory entitlements.United KingdomEmployment and HRWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleHelpful Summary To Warn Deputies About Litigation Without Prior Court AuthorisationIn the recent case of ACC and others [EWCOP9] 2020 the Court of Protection has provided a helpful reminder to deputies as to what falls under the general authority as outlined...United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleWhy Did My Solicitor Ask So Many Questions About Gifting?The book club gets together every week to discuss the book they are all reading and, because there are a few railway buffs in the group, they are currently reading the Necropolis Railway, a murder mystery set in the heyday of steam railways. United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleChildren's Wellbeing And Schools BillThe 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.United KingdomConsumer ProtectionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleEducation Bulletin - Summer 2019The key findings and recommendations of the Timpson Review of School Exclusion and the impact on exclusions and behaviour management in practice. United KingdomConsumer ProtectionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleStudent Complaints: Trends In Students' UnionsAre students' unions seeing a rise in the number of student complaints.United KingdomConsumer ProtectionWrigleys Solicitors LLP
ArticleThe Academies Financial Handbook 2019 – What's New?We look here at the key changes included in the Academies Financial Handbook 2019 and what this means for the sector.United KingdomConsumer ProtectionWrigleys Solicitors LLP