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Pamela BradshawA poll by the AA found that 72% of drivers in the UK have seen a pedestrian step out onto the road while they are distracted by their mobile phone or another digital device. Such … Read more
Alan CameronDakota County Sheriff’s office posted a Facebook message recently advising that their Deputy Vei arrested a gentleman on an outstanding warrant and at the time of arrest, the accused provided him with a Monopoly card … Read more
Pamela BradshawSpending hours writing and re-writing handwritten letters to our loves is a communication of the past. Nowadays, selfies have replaced sonnets as the declarations of love. While it isn’t revolutionary to say social media has … Read more
Alan CameronBe it to live next door to Scott and Charlene or to be only a short walking distance from the Lassiter’s Complex, one of the most sought after streets to live in has always been … Read more
David McKinneyThe health and safety of workers and members of the public on farms has been very much under the spotlight recently, with this year’s Farm Safety Week running from Monday 24th July.
Laura MacdonaldAs you will no doubt be aware on the 26th of June a landmark ruling with regards UK Employment Law was handed down by the Supreme Court who unanimously held that the Government’s introduction of … Read more
Laura MacdonaldIn the recent case of Williams v The Trustees of Swansea University Pension & Assurance Scheme and another [2017] EWCA, the Court of Appeal considered if the employer had discriminated against Mr Williams by only … Read more
Ainsley McCabeRent arrears are a real concern for many landlords across the UK. Debt is a reality for every type of business, but is a particular problem for landlords letting property in the private-rented sector. Unlike … Read more
Dave BerryFriday 7th July 2017 was Action Mesothelioma Day, a day that aims to raise awareness of, and pay tribute to, all the people suffering from the asbestos-related cancer.
Laura MacdonaldIn the judgment of Unison v Lord Chancellor, the Supreme Court has unanimously allowed the appeal and ruled that Tribunal fees are “unlawful under both domestic and EU law as it prevents access to justice.” … Read more
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