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The Planning Minister, Nick Boles, has announced further incentives for neighbourhoods that prepare a Neighbourhood Plan. Currently, Parish and Town Councils have the ability to prepare a Neighbourhood Plan which...
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We are delighted to announcethat we have pledged our support to For Entrepreneurs Only (“FEO”)by becoming their first key partner. Our support will help theorganisation to continue working towards their...
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The Court of Appeal was facedwith the issue of whether a lap dancer was an employee orself-employed in Stringfellow Restaurants Ltd v Quashie. Ms Quashie worked as a lapdancer intermittently...
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Rollits recently teamed upwith TD Travel Group to arrange a visit for a number of theirrespective clients to the Marussia F1 Team Technical CentreBanbury. TD Travel Group is one of...
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Devils Kitchen York took prideof place in the York Business Week calendar with team Rollitstaking on HSBC at The Holiday Inn. A close fought battle sawboth sides delight their guests...
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After prolonged delay, it appears as though the charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) is almost finally upon us. Nick Hurd, Minister for Civil Society confirmed that the draft supporting legal framework...
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In the article”Branching Out: dealing with encroaching tree branches“(August 2012) I discussed the issue of tree branches that encroach onto a neighbour’s land. In this article, I will focus on...
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In my previous article “Failure to Mediate” I considered two cases that demonstrated the costs implication that a party could face (even if they successfully won their case) by refusing,...
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Geneva has been the venue for a powerhouse conference in the intellectual property world with some of the world’s leading technology companies meeting with academics from around the world and...
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