Increases in Employment Related Statutory Pay and Compensation Limits from 6 April 2026
Solicitor Aoife McGrath, in law firm Blandy & Blandy's Employment Law team, summarises the changes set to take effect from 6 April 2026.
Read moreDetailsSolicitor Aoife McGrath, in law firm Blandy & Blandy's Employment Law team, summarises the changes set to take effect from 6 April 2026.
Read moreDetailsAn article previously published regarding an appeal to find a cocker spaniel named Bertie, reportedly taken from a property on Sandy Lane, Wokingham, has been brought into question following further...
Read moreDetails"This defection shows that the Wokingham Green party is a rapidly growing force for change in the borough."
Read moreDetailsThe charter commits organisations to having a clear and visible race equality policy.
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Read moreDetailsTwo local athletes who are part of the Special Olympics Great Britain (GB) movement are taking on the world-famous 26.2-mile TCS London Marathon.
Read moreDetailsWe live in dangerous and worrying times, with great volatility and uncertainty seemingly the only new constants.
Read moreDetailsThe announcement follows on from the plans we submitted?for?the?post-16 SEND hub earlier this year.??
Read moreDetailsI wish to add my full support to Ted O'Neill's call for the memorial cross to be returned to its rightful place at the junction
Read moreDetailsLast week, Parliament voted on whether to introduce a ban on social media for children under 16. I've received and responded to over 1,000 emails
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