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Who Can Conduct Litigation and what does ‘Conducting Litigation’ mean?
A recent High Court decision in Mazur & Stewart v Charles Russell Speechlys LLP has far reaching consequences for the legal sector, including private and in-house practices. The High Court, on Appeal from the County Court, considered the issue of non-authorised...
Companies House introduces a new identity verification process
Companies House introduces a new identity verification processCompanies House has introduced a new identity verification process to stop people setting up companies illegally. Now, anyone who wants to set-up, run, own or control a company in the UK must prove who they...
Boy, 12, told he will be expelled from school unless he cuts off hair
A 12-year-old boy may be kicked out of school because his long hair does not fit with their uniform policy. Farouk James said despite the fact his hair is braided neatly for school, he has been threatened with expulsion if he does not chop off his locks. The child...
Government expands support for pupils with SEND
Locations announced for 16 new special free schools and trusts appointed at a further 7 schools, providing thousands of vital places across England. Learn more by clicking the button below.
Mayoral Elections: North Yorkshire appoints first Mayor
North Yorkshire has made history by electing its first mayor, marking a significant milestone in the region's governance. This election is expected to bring a new era of leadership, focusing on addressing local issues and driving economic growth. Stay informed and...