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Reforms to cut red tape, make savings, and improve businesses’ experience of the tax system have been set out today (28 April 2025) by Tax Minister James Murray, helping to deliver the Plan for Change by creating the conditi…
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Survivors of domestic abuse across North Wales will be better protected due to the further expansion of Domestic Abuse Protection Orders.
Government to cut school uniform costs for around 4.2 million children, saving families an estimated £73 million per year.
People illegally posing as immigration lawyers and advisers will face fines of up to £15,000 through new measures in the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry to examine regulatory concerns regarding the trustees’ management and administration of The Muslim Community Centre and Mosque 1977, an unregistered charity.
Ellen provides an insight into her training within the Government Legal Department (GLD)
UK-Thai cooperation results in 90% reduction in cannabis arriving in the post.
Announcing the launch of the improved ‘Check if you can get legal aid’ website, redesigned and user-focused.
The Charity Commission today published redesigned guidance on paying trustees, with a continued emphasis on the principle of voluntary service.
A lecture delivered by the Minister for European Union Relations, The Rt Hon Nick Thomas-Symonds, at the Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe, University of Cambridge
Even tougher action to hold tech platforms to account for failing to protect children from harmful knife crime content online, the government has announced.
Thousands of women are set to benefit from plans to boost workplace support as leaders from across industry, healthcare and the legal profession came together today to form the first-ever independent Menopause Advisory Group.
Mustafa provides an insight into his training within the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA)
Businesses will save time and money on repetitive legal action thanks to new international rules coming into force across the UK on 1 July.
New laws in force today mark the toughest sentencing powers against law-breaking water executives in history.…
Police officers will be given greater confidence to carry out their roles, with reforms to the systems that hold them to account set to enter Parliament.
The UK will become the first country in Europe to ban the possession and supply of SIM farms – technical devices used to defraud the public.
Joe provides an insight into his training within HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
The Foreign Secretary has issued a statement following reports of violence in and around El Fasher, Sudan.
Police chiefs will automatically sack officers who fail background checks, allowing them to root out those who are unfit to serve and clean up their forces.
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