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Bullying and harassment at the Sellafield nuclear site could mean that serious safety concerns are left unreported, according to a BBC investigation.

Carrie Tennick, March 10, 2021

The chancellor has announced his budget for 2021, setting out how the government plans to tackle the economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic.

Carrie Tennick, March 03, 2021

While you’re married, your husband or wife probably features quite prominently in your Will. But after a divorce, it’s important that you update it.

Carrie Tennick, February 25, 2021

The government has introduced home-buying schemes to give more people a step onto the housing ladder. What help is available?

Carrie Tennick, February 18, 2021

An economic survey revealed that January 2021 has seen the biggest fall in business activity since May 2020. This has left many workers wondering what their futures hold and how secure they’ll be.

Carrie Tennick, January 26, 2021

A government minister has confirmed that it is considering getting rid of some EU labour laws.

Carrie Tennick, January 20, 2021

We've spent more time with our partners than ever before during multiple lockdowns, but will this lead to a rise in divorces in the coming year?

Carrie Tennick, January 14, 2021

Conveyancing searches. Getting them done is one of the most important parts of the conveyancing process and you can’t – and shouldn’t – buy a home without them.

Carrie Tennick, December 23, 2020

UK house prices rose by 2.5% in the year to August 2020, leaving the average house costing £256,109 in England.

Carrie Tennick, October 21, 2020