Selective Licensing Appeal – 6.11.2025 Although it is not exactly new, Selective Licensing is an issue which has recently, and somewhat unexpectedly, been a topic of discussion in Westminster and…
Read moreFamily and owner-managed businesses make up the majority of the Yorkshire business community, with 94.4% of all businesses in the region falling into this category. With this in mind, the…
Read moreFollowing a comprehensive, sector-led consultation and review, the long-anticipated new edition of the Charity Governance Code has finally landed. For those waiting to begin a governance review, the moment has…
Read moreSoftware as a Service (SaaS) has developed how businesses access and use software. Instead of purchasing licenses and installing programs locally, users now often subscribe to cloud-based applications that are…
Read moreThe benefits to a charity of being a limited company are increasingly outweighed by the risks, costs and administrative burden. That’s why many are converting to Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs),…
Read moreThe Court of Appeal has handed down a significant decision in what counts as a “dwelling” for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) purposes and it could have big implications for…
Read moreThe Employment Rights Bill promises greater fairness and security at work, with a particular focus on strengthening workers’ voices. The Government has now published its Implementation Roadmap, providing clarity on…
Read moreOn 1 July 2025, the Home Office released a substantial Statement of Changes to the immigration rules, representing a major overhaul of the UK’s legal migration framework. Taking effect from…
Read moreIs your business complying with the new duty to prevent workplace sexual harassment? Over 6 months ago the new duty on employers to prevent workplace sexual harassment came into force….
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