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Cancer Research study finds delays in referrals for breast cancer symptoms
A retrospective study, funded by Cancer Research UK and published in the BMJ Quality and Safety Journal, found that only 40% of patients with red flag signs and symptoms of...
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Baby Loss Awareness Week takes place every year from 9th – 15th October. Now in its 19th year, the week aims to raise awareness about how pregnancy and baby loss...
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Covid-19: commercial premises update
The coronavirus pandemic, and the necessary restrictions the Government introduced in the commercial property sector, represent unprecedented times for both tenants and landlords. Whilst the majority of these restrictions have...
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The end of furlough: what you need to know
The Government’s furlough scheme comes to a close at the end of September 2021. It has undoubtedly been a lifeline for millions across the UK since it came into effect...
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Changes to residential possession notice periods from October 2021
The Government recently announced that notice periods for residential tenancies in England will revert back to pre-pandemic rules from 1st October 2021. The Coronavirus Act 2020 (Residential Tenancies and Notices)...
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Can my social media posts get me into trouble at work?
After England lost the Euro 2020 final back in June, we heard reports of employees getting fired after tweeting racist comments about players. This issue of racism on social media...
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Haemochromatosis and the importance of early diagnosis
Haemochromatosis is one of the most common genetic disorders in Northern European people. When treated quickly, iron levels can be reduced and severe damage avoided, however, when treatment is delayed,...
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What happens if parents can’t agree on whether their child should be vaccinated?
On Tuesday 14th September, the Government announced that children aged 12 to 15 will now be offered a vaccination against Covid-19. Children will be offered the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine from 20th...
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What kind of family lawyer do you need?
If you need legal representation because you’re going through family difficulties, such as future child arrangements or separating finances, it can be difficult to know what your first steps should...
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Your legal guide to dealing with dementia
September is World Alzheimer’s Month; an initiative that is close to our hearts as a dementia friendly law firm. In this blog, Dementia Friends champion and Private Client lawyer, Anna...
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Manual handling: a leading cause of injuries at work
According to HSE, manual handling injuries account for 30% of all injuries in the workplace. These injuries can have serious implications for both the person involved and their employer, and...
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Everything you need to know about flexible working requests
One of the biggest changes to come out of the pandemic in terms of the way we work is the increase in employees considering flexible working hours. Whether the idea...
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