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A recent case emphasises how difficult a procurement challenge can be for tenderers...

The Tertiary Education and Research (Wales) Act 2022 received Royal Assent on 8 September.  The Act will provide a new framework for tertiary education in Wales including higher education, further education and other post-16 training. 

The Court of Appeal’s ruling in Morahan upholds the decision of the Divisional Court and the Assistant Coroner that the ECHR Article 2 duty was not engaged in Ms Morahan’s case...

A number of food packaging materials are looking to composability claims in an effort to gain premium sustainability and environmental credit from consumers.   However, the detail required for this was recently reviewed by the Advertising Standards Authority. 

In this final posting in our blog series on the CQC's State of care report, we highlight the regulator's concerns about maternity services...

In this fourth posting in our blog series on the regulator's State of care report, we look at what the report tells us about social care...

In this year’s State of Care report, CQC highlights its concerns about specific service areas, in particular ongoing problems with the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards process...

In this year’s State of Care report, CQC highlights its concerns about specific service areas, in particular those that care for people with a learning disability and autistic people...

An Employment Tribunal has ruled that a Claimant was not disabled under the Equality Act when she caught COVID two and a half weeks before her dismissal...

Britain’s equalities watchdog, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), has published new guidance regarding the prevention of hair discrimination in schools...

The health and care regulator has fined an NHS trust for failures around consent...