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I saw this quote on a LinkedIn post recently and with half term rapidly approaching and my recent involvement with an Inspection and SATs, I thought…absolutely I will. That night...
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Although I have had this title in my head for a few weeks now having spoken to many thousands of students and hundreds of education sector staff over the years,...
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Pursuing a career in law is not only a huge investment, but a competitive career. It is therefore extremely important to gain some work experience before taking the plunge into...
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So, here is an interesting thought… the children who began their formal school education in September 2022 will leave Year 13 or other formal training at the age of 18...
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The current cost-of-living crisis has put a greater focus than ever before on where to do your food shopping and what it will cost. The options have never been greater,...
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Inevitably, there are peaks and troughs in the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), depending on many factors, including the prevailing economic climate and the availability of funding. For those...
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In this article we look at the issuing of legal proceedings and service of those proceedings on the defendant. If you have complied with the relevant Pre Action Protocol, and...
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BBC Radio 4’s excellent fact-checking programme ‘More or Less’ this week answered a listener’s question about pensioners’ wealth. On ‘Politics Live’ on BBC2 last year, in a debate on the...
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I have previously avoided producing an article on food price inflation for a number of reasons. Firstly, it is quite depressing as the country battles through a cold winter amidst...
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Over the next few months we will be producing a series of 16 articles as a step by step guide through the claims process, providing insight into each stage of...
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Earlier this month BBC Radio 4’s excellent ‘The Life Scientific’ featured Professor Chris Elliott. He is Professor of Food Safety and Microbiology at Queen’s University Belfast and is a founding...
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I am generally of the view that human beings are somewhat self-centred and perhaps more so in today’s society of immediate gratification. This being the case, the prospect of giving...
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We seem to live in a world where things are allowed to go from bad to worse, and then even worse, until we get to the point of near total...
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It is quite hard to know where to start when considering the UK government’s response, or lack of it, to the current crisis in the National Health Service; not that...
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It is quite hard to believe that the vote on the UK’s continued membership of the European Union took place on 23 June 2016, six and a half years ago....
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Half a dozen eggs are a bit like a pint (or now a litre) of milk. Not many people up to now have known precisely what they cost. They are...
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We often find it hard to discuss what might happen if a marriage does not work out and therefore don’t consider the plans we can put in place at the...
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Oscar Wilde said “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness”. True words indeed, but it is a fine line between using someone or something...
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Mae West, whose career spanned over seven decades in the golden days of Hollywood once famously said ‘every man I meet wants to protect me. I can’t figure out from...
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My first Rollits Food Blog was on corporate insolvencies and the need for tight credit control. My second blog was on Avian Flu and the devastating culling of flocks. I...
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The highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 outbreak started on 27 October 2021. At the beginning of November there were 230 cases in England, of which 96 instances have been...
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This is the first of what will be regular Rollits blogs on what is happening in the food sector. The intention is to highlight issues of relevance to anyone in...
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As the Conservative Party Conference has ended and Liz Truss fights on to live another day after a turbulent week, we review below what was perhaps the biggest announcement of...
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On the last day of Good Divorce Week supporting Resolution’s focus on Parenting through Separation we look at the different options to resolve disputes. Some parents can discuss things themselves...
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One aspect of family life which changes following separation is the change in relationships with extended family members. Grandparents and extended family often become side lined following a separation and...
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As part of our support for Good Divorce Week, today we look at mediation as a way to help parents. At any point during the separation process and beyond, parents...
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One of the main causes of dispute between parents centres on communication or rather lack of it – that is communication with children and communication between parents. Often disputes arise...
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We are pleased to be supporting Resolution’s Good Divorce Week, launching their new guide, Parenting through Separation. The guide aims to give parents access to information and support that helps...
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What is a conditional contract? A conditional contract is a contract which specifies that certain conditions must be met as a pre-requisite to the sale going ahead, usually the grant...
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At the time of writing, my two year term as President of the York & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has just come to an end, and what an “interesting”...
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