Blog archive

We now have the Government’s response to the consultation on Reforming the Mental Health Act...

Primary care specialist, Rob Day explores the impact that the proposed new Health and Care Bill may have on primary care in the first of a series of articles on the Bill...

Last week the Government published its response to the 2019 consultation on sexual harassment in the workplace...

The European Court of Justice has returned to the issue of when an employer’s instruction to remove a headscarf is discriminatory because of religion or belief...

The Ministry of Justice and Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) have announced a new 12 week consultation to look at  Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA’s) and how to make them fit for the future...

It can be easy to lose track of the proposals and measures that have been issued regarding cladding and fire safety...

In February this year Stuart Thompson posted  a couple of blogs on the launch of the NEC Facilities Management Contract...

Charities granted an extension to file their annual return, report and accounts by the Charity Commission...

Lady Arden has this morning handed down the much anticipated 60 page judgment of the Supreme Court in Triple Point Technology Inc v PTT Public Co Ltd...

Following last week’s announcements confirming that England will be moving to stage 4 on 19 July, the government has published new guidance which will apply from that date...

Earlier this week (13 July 2021) saw ministers vote to approve by 319 votes to 246 the draft Regulations (Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) (Amendment) (Coronavirus) Regulations 2021) to back plans for care home staff to be double vaccinated against Covid-19...

The decision in AA v GA and An NHS Clinical Commissioning Group concerns a section 21A challenge to a standard authorisation of GA’s deprivation of liberty at her existing placement – an issue that is often argued in the Court of Protection...