The Gazette

Publication Date

25 July 2019

The Peterloo Massacre took place at St Peter's Field, Manchester on 16 August 1819, when cavalrymen charged into a crowd who had gathered to demand reform of parliamentary representation.

Publication Date

23 July 2019

Fewer than a third of employers paying the new levy intend to increase their training spend, as apprenticeship numbers drop.

Publication Date

22 July 2019

Rogue bailiffs targeted by Ministry of Justice initiative to discourage intimidation and aggression.

Publication Date

19 July 2019

The ‘forfeiture rule’ precludes someone who has unlawfully killed another from acquiring a benefit in consequence of the killing. Laura Abbott considers the impact of this policy in relation to the recent Ninian v Findlay case.

Publication Date

19 July 2019

The number of inheritance disputes reaching the High Court is rising dramatically. Linda Cummins explores how the popularity of DIY wills is opening up the potential for even more disputes over inheritance and will validity.

Publication Date

18 July 2019

The Insolvency Service is calling for evidence from stakeholders as part of a review into the current regulatory framework for insolvency practitioners (IPs) in the UK.

Publication Date

18 July 2019

Dealing with employee resignations can be difficult, especially if they are unexpected. Kate Palmer suggests the etiquette employers should use to ensure smooth departures.

Publication Date

18 July 2019

January to March 2019 figures show a rise in new company insolvencies.

Publication Date

16 July 2019

A recent survey by Will Aid, identified that more than half of UK adults have yet to make a will. Probate manager, Rachael Kell examines the pitfalls of dying without leaving your affairs in order with a valid will. 

Publication Date

16 July 2019