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The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) has launched a legal challenge against the Government's proposed plans to cut £113 million from the pharmacy budget.
The General Medical Council has launched an investigation after a number of antibiotics were prescribed freely by some online pharmacies in ways that should not have happened according to NICE guidelines.
On 20 October, Universities UK published its long awaited report 'Changing the Culture' based on the findings of a taskforce established in 2015 to examine violence against women, harassment and hate crime affecting students
On 22 July 2016 the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published its review on consumer law compliance in the higher education undergraduate sector.
A common complaint amongst the political classes is that 'you can't talk about immigration', but as an immigration lawyer it seems that many politicians talk about little else
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) issued a stark warning that the UK will face a shortage of 1.8 million homes to rent by 2025, unless the government acts quickly to re-ignite the buy-to-let market.
Whilst this decision has been decided on its own unique facts, it is likely to have a significant impact on all businesses that operate within the gig economy or who provide services through an online platform.
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee (BEIS Committee) has launched an inquiry into the future world of work and the rights of workers.
In the case of Birmingham City Council v Bagshaw and others, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld an order compelling the Council to disclose information in an equal pay dispute between its former employees and their new employer.
Whilst the final regulations are yet to be published, mandatory gender pay gap reporting for large private and public sector employers is expected to be brought into effect by April 2017.
The government has published new non-statutory guidance which provides practical advice to schools on dealing with strike action and how to keep schools open on strike days
A new edition of the Academies Financial Handbook came into force on 1 September 2016. Whilst the Handbook does not change the rules relating to consent