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Victoria Hughes-Barker reflects on the Association of Retirement Community Operators (ARCO) conference

Procurements advertised on or after 1 January 2022 will be subject to new thresholds...

NHS England and NHS Improvement have launched a consultation on changes to the NHS transactions guidance for trusts undertaking transactions...

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld the employment tribunal’s ruling about the early termination of a lecturer’s contract at the University of Essex...

On Monday evening, the Health and Care Bill was amended to clarify that there can be more than one NHS Trust/Foundation Trust member, primary medical services provider member and local authority member on an integrated care board...

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld an employment tribunal decision that the dismissal of an employee for his conduct at a political rally was unfair...

The Health and Social Care Committee has launched a new inquiry to investigate the future of NHS general practice, examining the key challenges facing general practice over the next five years as well as the current and ongoing barriers...

Yesterday (22 November 2021) saw the Health and Care Bill move to the Report stage in the House of Commons, with the final day of the stage coming to a close today. One of the tabled amendments...

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld the employment tribunal’s ruling about the early termination of a lecturer’s contract ...

I explain the role of hydrogen fuel in the UK's net zero goals. I look at how  hydrogen  will be produced and used, the UK hydrogen strategy, the 'hydrogen economy....

With reports of the increasing number of vulnerable children in England being placed in unregulated placements under deprivation of liberty orders, we report on a recent decision...

Under English law there are two main ways that parties can execute agreements; as a deed or as a simple contract (also known as a ‘contract under hand’).......