The Gazette

Publication Date

13 April 2023

Ahead of the coronation, historian Russell Malloch examines aspects of the new King’s life that have left a record in The Gazette. In this chapter, we look at the Welsh insignia of Charles III.

Publication Date

11 April 2023

Ahead of the coronation, historian Russell Malloch examines aspects of the life of King Charles III that have left a record in The Gazette, covering his birth in 1948 through to his succession to the Crown in 2022.

Publication Date

11 April 2023

Ahead of the coronation, historian Russell Malloch examines aspects of the new King's life that have left a record in The Gazette. In this chapter, we look at the births, marriages, and Cornish and Scottish titles of Charles III.

Publication Date

6 April 2023

The winners of The King’s Awards for Enterprise 2023 have been announced in a special edition of The Gazette. See the recipients of the Awards here.

Publication Date

4 April 2023

As part of our ‘Succession to the Crown’ series, historian Russell Malloch looks through the archives at the accession and reign of King George VI, as described in The Gazette.

Publication Date

20 March 2023

Emma Beckett of GWlegal looks at five of the common mistakes people make when registering a lasting power of attorney (LPA).

Publication Date

15 March 2023

What is the corporation tax rate from 1 April 2023? Andy Gibbs ATT CTA of TaxAssist Accountants explains how corporation tax is increasing and how best to prepare for the increase.

Publication Date

14 March 2023

The individual and company February 2023 insolvency statistics for England and Wales have been published by the Insolvency Service, together with related insolvency figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Publication Date

8 March 2023

Caroline Clark, director of RMCSC and a fellow of the Insolvency Practitioners Association and R3, discusses the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill and the potential effects of it on insolvency practitioners.

Publication Date

6 March 2023

Craig Ridge, Partner and Head of Contentious Probate at Higgs LLP, looks at the recent case of McElroy v McElroy [2023] EWHC 109 (Ch) and the use of laches to defeat a probate claim.