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Building Society Confirms if Swindon Branch Will Stay Open

Coronavirus · England

Building Society Confirms if Swindon Branch Will Stay Open

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Nationwide Building Society has confirmed that it will be keeping all of its branches open until at least the start of 2030.See the Story

UK Regulators Start Major Consultation on Crypto Listings, DeFi, and Staking

Finance · United Kingdom

UK Regulators Start Major Consultation on Crypto Listings, DeFi, and Staking

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The proposals outline a "similar approach" to regulating crypto as in TradFi, echoing the U.K. Treasury's intention to extend financial rules to crypto.See the Story

Law Society Rejects LeO Budget Increase; CLC Accepts ‘with Great Reluctance’

London, England · London

Law Society Rejects LeO Budget Increase; CLC Accepts ‘with Great Reluctance’

With the deadline for responding to the draft business plan and budget of the Legal Ombudsman (LeO) now passed, the Law Society of England and Wales and the Council for Licensed Conveyancers have shared their responses to the proposals. In November, the Office for Legal Complaints (OLC) published the draft 2026/27 plan and budget, which marks the final year of its 2024-27 strategy. The “ambitious” plan was drafted in response to record complaint…See the Story

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