2022 Archive

Yeovil College has announced a public consultation development event – an exhibition of emerging proposals – on 23rd ...

Clarke Willmott has been reappointed onto the legal framework for Orbit, one of the UK’s largest providers of affordable housing.

Low-paid workers were given a welcome boost in Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement with the announcement that the National Living Wage ...

With this year’s Carers Rights Day focused on the cost of caring, Paul Lord, a Principal Internal Assessor at Leonardo UK, details...

An appeal for private landlords to come forward with vacant, or soon-to-be vacant, properties for rent, has been launched.

More than 27 million households across Great Britain have been given their first £66 payment towards their energy bills. The Gover...

Regional chartered accountancy firm Albert Goodman is growing its financial planning team with newly appointed partner, Reme Holla...

The co-founder of a cancer charity has been arrested and charged over ‘financial irregularities’ following a Police Scotland inves...

While drought conditions may have dominated headlines this year, we all know how quickly the weather can change. As we head into ...

We are all used to the idea of bodily autonomy. That idea is innate and has been reinforced over millennia: It’s my body and I can...

This week the Employment Team at Porter Dodson has been discussing Suella Braverman’s controversial reappointment as Home Secretary.

A Somerset foster carer has published her first children’s book, dedicated to all the children who came to her ‘without warm jumpe...