Blog archive

Happy Thanksgiving! looking at turkeys, bird flu and cell-cultured chicken, this week's ASA rulings look at the use of emotive language and how 'the' can cause a comparative claim #vodaphone Also a look at recent guides provided on advertising to children and the appeal of football #worldcup Finally, what has caused The European Commission's credibility to be questioned this week? #update #food #agri #asa #advertising #meat #birdflu

The Court of Appeal has ruled that it was “just and convenient” to grant injunctive relief in Court of Protection proceedings...

The Employment Appeal Tribunal explains what happens when an appeal against dismissal is successful...

The responsibilities of Integrated Care Boards are broader than their predecessor...

A new charity annual return is coming soon.

In 2018, the use of combustible materials was banned for external walls in residential buildings over 18m (including hospitals, care homes and student accommodation). This ban has now been extended by the Building (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2022, which comes into force on 1 December 2022

A suite of NHS England guidance has been developed to support NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts to work effectively within integrated care systems...

NHS England has updated its enforcement guidance to reflect the Health and Care Act 2022 and current practice...

NHS England has published refreshed guidance on assuring NHS transactions, including acquisitions and mergers...

NHS England has published a consultation on changes to the NHS provider licence – the first substantive consultation since 2013...

Charities such as university colleges and museums are increasingly having to consider the process of returning cultural material to its original owners (restitution) or its place of origin (repatriation).

On 7 November the Charity Commission released updated Campaigning and political activity guidance for charities (CC9). The changes were prompted by the passing of the new Elections Act 2022.