Hull is This had a chat with Ed Heppel, Head of Employment about potential changes to employment law under the new Labour Government. “No draft legislation has been put forward...
The Independent newspaper has reported on a rather unusual case where a family court judge has had to make a determination as to whether a wife did or did not...
The biennial Pig & Poultry Fair, held this year at Birmingham NEC, was a showcase of innovation despite the challenges that continue to face the sectors. The key themes of...
Hull Is This had a chat with Neil Franklin and Ruth Maltby-Sinkler about one of the UK’s largest agricultural shows taking place on our doorstep. This year Driffield Show is celebrating...
With approximately £21 billion spent on Leadership Development programmes annually, you would think leaders would be more effective at implementing continuing professional development and learning (CPDL) for their teams…but they...
Over my career I have only once been involved in a discussion which had the potential to fundamentally change the structure of term times within the education sector. The premise...
In recent months I seem to have been consumed by my thinking around culture; either positively, through my involvement with coaching and National Professional Qualification delivery in leadership programmes, or...
We spoke to our new Family Solicitor Lilly Walker and asked her some questions to get to know her better. What connects you to East Yorkshire? I was born in East...
Whilst as a female education leader I am delighted to see that these images both display female teachers, there is a lot which is quite disheartening in a comparison of...
Suzgo Kaluluma, expert LPA solicitor at Rollits LLP, provided a guest article for YourMoney.com regarding the updates to the the Lasting Power of Attorney Act 2023. The article can be found...
Our Charities Team kickstarted their ‘Good Governance Series’ on 25 October 2023 with a session on common governance pitfalls and how to avoid them. The session was led by Gerry...
How did you support The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal last year? Did you buy a poppy? This year Rollits is supporting The Poppy Appeal by adding a ‘poppy’ to...
We spoke to new Trainee Aidan Johnson and asked him some questions to get to know him better. What were your favourite subjects at school? Geography (especially physical geography); History...
We asked our newest trainee Harry Milner some questions to get to know him better. 1. What were your favourite subjects at school? I enjoyed English Language, Geography and Art. 2....
Although I like to convince myself I am at least three inches taller than I actually am, the fact of the matter remains that I am actually 5’ 5”! This...
Failing to make a Will can cause problems for those left behind, as well as meaning that your choice of beneficiaries could miss out on the inheritance you would have...
So, here we are again at the start of another summer break (though I do think that someone forgot to tell the great British weather that the summer is actually...
Almost the end of another academic year, am I getting older or is time passing more quickly? This was literally the conversation I have had twice this week as the...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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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