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The chancellor has announced his plan to support the economy and protect jobs into the winter.

Carrie Tennick, September 24, 2020

Coronavirus has caused concern among both private rental tenants and landlords about the ability of renters to pay their rent now and in the future.

Carrie Tennick, September 22, 2020

More and more organisations are looking at restructuring to save costs, which could lead to more people facing redundancy.

Carrie Tennick, April 06, 2020

How has the landscape for buyers and sellers changed since the COVID-19 pandemic? And what can we expect prospective owners to look for in a new property in the months to come?

Charlotte Todd, July 07, 2020

The chancellor has announced a cut to stamp duty and a new scheme to create jobs in a summer statement to combat the COVID-19 economic impact.

Carrie Tennick, July 08, 2020

UK businesses are operating at around half the capacity they were running at before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, despite lockdown being eased.

Carrie Tennick, July 22, 2020

Businesses may not always pay sufficient attention to the rules surrounding children at work, meaning it can pay for you to know what they are. So how old do you have to be to work in the UK?

Carrie Tennick, August 07, 2020

The housing market experienced a “mini-boom” that drove house prices up to an all-time high last month as lockdown measures were eased.

Carrie Tennick, August 07, 2020

When it comes to so-called common law partnerships, there are very few legal protections after death.

Carrie Tennick, August 26, 2020