Economic growth in greater Reading area will recover rapidly predicts law firm’s managing partner
THAMES VALLEY law firm Blandy & Blandy is offering businesses a much-needed boost. This is because Tim Clark, the firm’s ...
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Blandy & Blandy: Furlough ending, what’s next?
Between now and April 30, employers will also be able keep employees on full- or part-time furlough, and to place ...
Property market still moving in lockdown
Manisha Bhula from Blandy & Blandy says the property market is still moving in lockdown.
Law firm’s festive jumpers help support hospital’s baby unit
Blandy & Blandy donned seasonal sweaters to raise money for two local charities.
Local firm’s refresh has the you factor
Blandy & Blandy is introducing its new visual identity, and it's putting the people at the centre.
The furlough scheme: how has it changed?
Sue Dowling from Blandy & Blandy explains how the furlough scheme is changing.
Reading law firm makes it to the Legal 500 again
Reading law firm Blandy & Blandy has been placed in The Legal 500 again this year.
Tasha joins Blandy’s family law department
Tasha Bevan-Stewart has joined the team at Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy.
Budget unpacked: Chancellor reveals schemes for trainees, apprentices and a furlough bonus
“Employees who successfully bring their staff back from furlough leave will receive a bonus of £1,000 per person."
Law firm to reopen with appointment-only sessions
“The wellbeing of our clients, contacts and colleagues is paramount and so we have embarked on a series of measures ...
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