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All The Private Schools Closing This Year After Labour Tax Raid
Education · United Kingdom

All The Private Schools Closing This Year After Labour Tax Raid

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Since Labour's tax raid on private schools came into effect in January, at least 18 independent schools have publicly announced they are closing this yearSee the Story
Tim Baum-Dixon: Labour’s cuts to Level 7 apprenticeships undermine growth, opportunity and social mobility
Charities · United Kingdom

Tim Baum-Dixon: Labour’s cuts to Level 7 apprenticeships undermine growth, opportunity and social mobility

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Tim Baum-Dixon is Conservative Councillor for Anston and Woodsetts on Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council and a member of the South Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel. He is a Director at Botham Accounting. Labour’s decision to restrict public funding for Level 7 apprenticeships to those aged 21 and under is a direct attack on social mobility, skills development and business growth. It is also a clear example of policy incoherence: a government…See the Story
Who owns your playing fields?
Bristol, England · Bristol

Who owns your playing fields?

Earlier this month, on 10 June 2025, HHJ Paul Matthews handed down his judgment in Cotham School v Bristol City Council and Katharine Welham [2025] EWHC 1382 regarding Bristol City Council’s (“the Council”) decision to register the Stoke Lodge playing fields (“the Land”) as town green land in August 2023. The case itself is one of only three successfully reported claims under Section 14 of the 1965 Act to delete land from the village green regis…Read Article

Arrangements for children after a same-sex divorce or separation

It is a sad reality of life that sometimes a relationship breaks down. Navigating this difficult time can sometimes be harder for same-sex couples. While the legal process is essentially the same as for heterosexual couples in the UK, there can be additional considerations to take into account regarding arrangements for any children. What is parental responsibility? Parental responsibility is the term used to refer to the rights, duties and resp…See the Story

Top 10 legal pitfalls in franchise agreements

When becoming a franchisee, it is easy to overlook the potential legal pitfalls lurking within the depths of lengthy franchise agreements. The purpose of this article is to highlight ten legal pitfalls for franchisees in franchise agreements. The franchise agreement is likely to be one-sided in favour of the franchisor and impose substantial restrictions on a franchisee’s day-to-day management of the franchise, particularly with regards to bran…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Common causes of motorcycle accidents

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The Renters Rights Bill – Updated with House of Lords Amendments

Since our last blog on 28 January 2025 (What are the main changes The Renter’s Rights Bill will bring in?), the Renters Rights bill has been intensely debated in both Houses of Parliament. The Renters Rights Bill is now approaching final stages and is expected to receive Royal Assent soon. The House of Lords made a number of amendments intended to refine protections for tenants while addressing concerns raised by landlords and the student housin…London, England · LondonRead Article

Gender Recognition – What does the Supreme Court’s landmark decision mean in practice?

The recent Supreme Court gender recognition ruling in For Women Scotland v Scottish Ministers has been controversial, sparking much debate online and protests across the UK. The consequences of this ruling are widespread and extend far beyond which type of public toilet an individual is expected to use. So what can employers expect to see following this ruling? In this case, the Supreme Court reviewed the relationship between the rights of trans…Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandRead Article

ILPA Briefing on Immigration White Paper: 'Restoring Control over the Immigration System' (June 2025)

ILPA has produced the below briefing on the key proposals in the Government’s Immigration White Paper, ‘Restoring Control over the Immigration System’, published on 12 May 2025. The post ILPA Briefing on Immigration White Paper: ‘Restoring Control over the Immigration System’ (June 2025) appeared first on ILPA.Immigration · United KingdomSee the Story

Esports and Employment law

Esports and Employment law. The next big revolution in the gaming world? Probably not. But an interesting and often overlooked sub-genre of law, most definitely. Esports are, in brief, the big leagues of competitive video games. Like traditional sports, esports will vary from game to game, you can have fast paced shooters like Call of Duty, games of strategy like Star Craft and Sports games like FC 25. There is a great deal of variety. Organisat…London, England · LondonRead Article

Reform fatigue - Are leaseholders still left in limbo?

One year on… and we are asking if Leaseholders are still left in limbo? The UK government’s ambitious overhaul of the leasehold system—long criticized as outdated and unfair—has been hailed as a transformative step toward empowering homeowners. Yet, despite the promise of sweeping reforms, a new sentiment is emerging among leaseholders: reform fatigue. This growing weariness stems from the slow pace of implementation, legal uncertainties, and th…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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