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The National Risk Register outlines the most serious risks facing the United Kingdom and references the potential impact of contamination of the food supply. Food business operators should undertake risk assessment and due diligence of their supply chains to mitigate risk wherever possible.

NHS England seeks assurance over the state of the primary care estate in the wake of the crisis involving crumbling concrete in schools....

Agreement is reached for the UK to join Horizon Europe as an associate member.

The Times has reported that the government is preparing to abandon its plans to reform the Mental Health Act – a key government pledge from its 2019 Conservative manifesto...

Today's joint statement by the UK Government and European Commission confirming the political agreement on UK association to Horizon Europe has been enthusiastically welcomed by many voices from across the higher education and research sector.

Three common situations where pets and employment rights can overlap...

This blog post considers some of the practical steps to take if your business becomes affected by disruption in the supply chain.

The “No. 2 Bill” is in many respects identical to its predecessor. While overall the Bill retains much of the structure of the UK GDPR, it proposes a number of changes to the detail...

Why adopting an unconventional absence management procedure doesn't necessarily result in an unfair dismissal...

The breakdown of a relationship between co-directors and shareholders can cause significant issues for the business. In this article, we delve into the challenges faced by unmarried couples in a family business when their relationship breaks down and cover some options for those in a cohabiting and in a business relationship. 

A group of leaseholders of two connected blocks of flats have successfully applied for a remediation order against the landlord in respect of defective external cladding and other fire safety issues

In May this year, Kate Rushworth blogged about the 3 gateways, which will apply to higher-risk buildings (ie buildings over 18 metres or 7 storeys high with 2 or more residential units).