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New Government guidance on flexible furlough published and new HMRC enforcement powers announced. As the UK attempts to emerge from lockdown and to get the...

Under 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...

Judgment follows Supreme Court decision on the meaning of sex under the Equality Act 2010.

A disabled employee should have been offered a dedicated parking space as a reasonable adjustment in line with the employer's own policy

Academy trusts must comply with their procurement obligations under the Academy Trust Handbook 2022 and the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

We summarise the elements of GDPR that are specific for schools and academies. We highlight what is important to be aware of and what to prepare for.

When 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...

Proposed reforms to IHT & CGT: How might the government balance its books in the long term & attempt to recover some of the financial costs of COVID?

When will the disposal of shares by trustees qualify for Entrepreneurs' Relief? This case concerned the availability of Entrepreneurs' Relief – a Capital Gains Tax relief - to the trustees of three settlements.

A large number of trusts that were not previously required to register must now register on TRS in 2022.

One of our team members, Laura Moss, talks about her experiences developing a small cohousing project in Cumbria. Here, she outlines how her group navigated the planning...

What do the latest provisions mean for your charity? The new Charities Act received Royal Assent in February 2022 and the technical changes are being implemented over several stages.

Our first article this month provides an update on the progress of the Employment Rights Bill, focusing on the key amendments following the report stage in the House of Lords.

Recent employment and tax law decisions highlight risk that "self-employed" individuals engaged through their own companies could be employees.

A closer look at your charity's obligation to file an annual return.

Court of Appeal confirms perceived disability discrimination claims are permissible under the Equality Act 2010

The changes provide more flexibility to rural communities as to how they use existing buildings to deliver much needed homes and help farms modernise.