The Gazette

Publication Date

10 November 2015

When we think about the Blitz, it's often London that springs to mind. But other cities across the UK suffered a great deal during this prolonged bombardment.

Publication Date

5 November 2015

During World War 2, Merseyside was the most heavily bombed British conurbation outside of London. The many individual acts of bravery and courage at this time are stories that deserve to be told.

Publication Date

4 November 2015

Louise Lang, associate, explains the pros and cons of this useful and valid insolvency process.

Publication Date

30 October 2015

Helen Doe sheds light on a certification scheme for merchant seamen that aimed to increase standards of navigation and improve safety at sea from 1845.

Publication Date

30 October 2015

A recent survey suggests that a widespread reluctance to write a will is still prevalent among UK adults.

Publication Date

29 October 2015

Colin McIntosh, partner, provides an overview of restructuring and turnaround and the balance (and sacrifice) required for a business to recover.

Publication Date

29 October 2015

The Insolvency Service has released insolvency statistics for July to September 2015, detailing insolvency in England and Wales for companies and individuals.

Publication Date

27 October 2015

The Gazette contains some well-known patents of invention, and received a crop of paid insertions as a result of the 1852 Patent Law Amendment Act.

Publication Date

27 October 2015

Sarah Malcolm was hanged on 7 March 1733 on a gallows placed between Mitre Court and Fetter Lane in Fleet Street, London.

Publication Date

26 October 2015

The 2015 winners of the Insolvency and Rescue Awards were revealed at a London ceremony on 21 October.