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As we turn our calendars to December, and we can finally start getting into the Christmas spirit, our family law solicitors Alex Haworth and Gemma Nicholls-Webber share several of their favourite family law topics with a festive twist. Over the first 12 working days of December, they’ll be giving their family law version of the […]

The UK government has unveiled a package of measures intended to reduce record net migration to the UK. Home Secretary James Cleverly announced the following changes in the House of Commons on Monday: Higher salary threshold for work visas: The minimum annual salary required for foreign workers to be eligible for a skilled worker visa […]

As we turn our calendars to December, and we can finally start getting into the Christmas spirit, our family law solicitors Alex Haworth and Gemma Nicholls-Webber share several of their favourite family law topics with a festive twist. Over the first 12 working days of December, they’ll be giving their family law version of the […]

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has recently clamped down on ads that mislead as to a product’s impact on the environment, and most brands are live to the risks associated with greenwashing. Recently the ASA has gone further, and slammed Toyota’s ad, which showed their SUVs driving at speed across an untarmacked, off-road landscape, as […]

Royal Sussex County Hospital (RSCH) has come under further criticism following the outcome of an inquest into the death of Abigail Fowler Miller. RSCH was already facing calls for action as a result of an ongoing investigation into their general surgery and neurosurgery departments. Maternity Services RSCH became the latest NHS hospital in England to […]

In August 2023 inspectors from the Care Quality Commission carried out a short notice inspection of the maternity services at the Trust looking at issues of safety and whether the maternity unit was well led. As a consequence of the inspection the rating of the hospital went down to requires improvement both in regard to […]

On 20 October 2023, the CQC published their State of Health Care and Adult Social Care in England for 2022/23. The report stressed that the CQC continue to have concerns around the quality of maternity services in England. In the CQC’s analysis of the ratings given to maternity services up and down England this year, […]