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Following the government’s announcement of the new Employment Rights Bill, which is expected to come into force in April next year, this is the fourth instalment in our five-part blog series exploring the key changes to expect. In this post, we focus...
Following recent government announcements on the new Employment Rights Bill, this is the third blog in a series of five, which are breaking down the key changes. In this instalment, we focus on sexual harassment and discrimination issues. Our previous blogs...
Following the government's recent announcements regarding the new Employment Rights Bill, this is the second instalment in our blog series exploring the expected changes. In our first blog, we looked at proposed reforms around dismissals . Future posts...
As part of their manifesto and election promises, the Labour party advised they would be looking to implement the biggest overhaul in worker’s rights in recent history. Now that the details of the proposed Employment Rights Bill have emerged and debate...
“So, how much land do you have?” “Well… I reckon it’s around 400 acres.” “Some of the land I bought myself, some I bought with my brother, my mum and dad own bits, and some is in my wife’s...
New year is a time to look back and review the past year and to look forward to the year ahead. The budget in October 2024 made 2025 a difficult year for many. The uncertainty caused by the new rules limiting agricultural and business property relief...
How restrictive covenants could impact the future of your farm
Restrictive covenants are a long-established feature of English property law which shape how land is used and influences potential growth and development. A restrictive covenant is a legally binding promise that attaches to the land and runs with the land,...
