Welsh Police Officer in Swansea court
DC Sam Garside of Dyfed-Powys Police will appear at Swansea Magistrate’s Court today accused of sexual assault by penetration.
There is fear in communities across...
Man and woman from Barry disqualified from keeping animals after beating...
The RSPCA launched an investigation after footage of abuse emerged
A man and a woman from Barry have been disqualified from keeping all animals for...
Experts Concerned About Welsh Families Showing Little Interest in Wills, New...
In light of National Talk Money Week, on 6th to 11th November, search engine data shows which areas in Wales exhibit the highest level of interest...
Unlicensed Bargoed Dog Breeders Prosecuted and Banned from Keeping Animals
A mother and two daughters from Fochriw who bred dogs without a licence rearing at least 27 litters over a 2 year period have...
Cyngor Sir Caerfyrddin yn erlyn perchennog busnes adeiladu a thirlunio o...
Mae Cyfarwyddwr Sibley’s Solutions Ltd yn Rhydaman wedi cael dedfryd ohiriedig o garchar yn dilyn ymchwiliad gan dîm Safonau Masnach Cyngor Sir Caerfyrddin.
Plediodd James...
Brain Injury Laws: When to Take Legal Action In New Jersey
Fifty states in the USA and the District of Columbia approved laws addressing traumatic brain injury between 2009 and 2015. (TBI). The majority of states...
New Anti-Racism Action Plan launched for Criminal Justice in Wales
Criminal Justice in Wales has today launched its new Anti-Racism Action Plan, outlining the determination of partners to do all they can, individually and...
Revlon Healthcare company that infected patients with HIV to face UK...
Actions of former Revlon Healthcare company “Armour” will be examined by the Infected Blood Inquiry on Wednesday 29th September. It is the UK’s largest-ever...
84% of women want to see PMS leave policies implemented by...
Research by Yoppie, the pioneers of personalised period care, is calling on UK businesses to create their own workplace period leave policies, after their research...
Politicians urged by PFEW to prioritise police wellbeing
Members of the newly formed Welsh Government are being urged to prioritise the mental health and wellbeing of police officers in the wake of...
Is Your Business Worried About Eviction?
The Covid-19 crisis has seen thousands of business premises lying empty for well over a year and has meant that thousands of companies have...
The Return to Work: Can Employees Refuse to Return to the...
Across he country millions of employees are preparing to return to their place of work as lockdown measures ease and business look to re-open. ...
The Return to Work: What are the Rules for Businesses and...
As restrictions are eased for many businesses across the country on 17th May, it is vital that businesses continue to follow the relevant health &...
Everybody Needs Good Neighbours. But What Can Be Done If Someone...
Britain has seen huge rise in number of people turning gardening as hobby since the beginning of the pandemic and lockdown last year. During...
Plumber fined after bathroom materials found dumped
A Ferryside plumber is almost £1,000 out of pocket after waste material from a bathroom refurbishment was illegally dumped at the gates of a...
The World’s Most Famous Horse Race is Back! But Beware...
After last year's virtual race, the Grand National returns for real this Saturday and, with betting shops still closed, millions of people will be...
What you need to know about the ‘gig economy’
In February this year Uber lost the third and final stage in a five-year highly publicised legal battle with its drivers who claimed that...
Wales needs to take back control of policing
New protest powers underline need to devolve policing and justice to Wales, says police boss
A police boss has hit out at Government plans to...
Running a Business From Home: What You Need to Know
For many years, remote working has been transforming the way that businesses function. With the current crisis ensuring that more of us are working...
Running a Business From Home: What You Need to Know
For many years, remote working has been transforming the way that businesses function. With the current crisis ensuring that more of us are working...
Valentine’s Day: Who Keeps The Ring If There Is No Big...
Who Keeps The Ring If There Is No Big Day?
Valentine’s Day 2021 will be like no other. With many couples forced to be apart...
Can employers insist employees have the Covid-19 vaccine or risk losing...
‘No Jab, No Job’
Can Employers Insist Employees Have the COVID-19 Vaccine
or Risk Losing Their Jobs?
A number of UK companies recently announced that they will...
Ten Days and Counting: Five Things You Need to Know...
With 31 January deadline fast approaching, there are just ten days left for the UK’s 5.4m taxpayers to submit their Self-Assessment tax returns*. With...
If you have problems with renting, here’s what you need to...
The COVID Pandemic has put a great deal of financial stress on millions of people across the UK, with many struggling to pay their...
What Action Can You Take if Someone Parks Outside Your Home
With lockdown restrictions easing, more and more people are getting out and catching up on their Christmas shopping. With thousands of shoppers embarking on...
Is Your Virtual Work Christmas Party Coming Up? Be on...
This year thousands of people will be having a 'virtual' work Christmas party due to the Pandemic and social distancing restrictions. However, just because...
DAS UK Group Hires 11 Graduates to Bedwas Call Centre Team
DAS UK Group, the UK’s leading provider of specialist legal expenses insurance, has announced the appointment of 11 graduate Legal Advisers to the Legal...
Planning to Go Online Shopping on Black Friday and Cyber Monday?...
Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are fast approaching and millions of shoppers are eagerly waiting to ‘click’ and take advantage of the myriad...
DWF launches Ethnic Minority Access Scheme with Aspiring Solicitors
DWF, the global legal business, has launched a new work placement scheme for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals who aspire to pursue a...
International Stress Awareness Week: Your Legal Rights When Dealing With...
As we approach next week’s International Stress Awareness Week it is important to remember that stress in the workplace continues to have a dramatic...
Bonfire Night 2020; What You Need to Know to Keep in...
The global COVID-19 pandemic has meant that thousands of large organised firework displays up and down the country have been cancelled. This may mean...
How to Deal With Mental Health Discrimination at Work
Saturday 10th October 2020 marks World Mental Health Day which aims to raise awareness of mental health issues and their impact on everyday life. This...
Barrister Jonathan Storey Defends High Profile Welsh Headteacher
Birmingham, September 28th 2020: After a seven day hearing before a fitness to practise committee of the Education Workforce Council, the Welsh teaching regulator, Cornwall...
Predatory paedophile’ sentenced to life imprisonment
A 58-year-old man described as a "predatory paedophile” who abused children over a period of three decades has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
Anthony Lewis...
Coronavirus: Universities Are Changing The Way They Teach – What Rights...
As students return to university for the start of the new academic year, many will see changes to their courses. Some universities have switched...
Schools Reopening: Can I Refuse To Send My Children Back...
Most pupils across England and Wales are back in school this week following Scotland's lead of a few weeks ago.
For most children it will...
Covid-19: Coming Out of Lockdown What are the Rules for Businesses...
The government recently announced the easing of lockdown restrictions for many businesses across the country. Nevertheless, health & safety and social distancing measures still...
Law Commission’s report into leaseholds is a timely announcement
Mary-Anne Bowring, group managing director at Ringley comments:
“The Law Commissions report into leaseholds is a timely announcement, coming just as the government looks to get the...
With Lockdown Measures Being Eased Across the UK – Are People...
Tens of thousands of employees across the country are being asked to return to work as lockdown measures ease and business look to re-open...
Don’t Take a Gamble When it Comes to Online Betting
With lockdown restrictions easing and sporting events such as the Premier League and The Derby either having just resumed or scheduled to return, millions...
Watch Out For Out of Practice Cyclists!
The Covid-19 lockdown, coupled with the fear of catching coronavirus on public transport and the generally good weather, has seen millions of Britons across...
The Law and the Right to Public Protest
The recent protests across the UK against racism have generated a great deal of media attention and debate. Protesting in the UK is a...
A Summary of Your Consumer Rights during the Covid-19 Crisis
As the lockdown eases across the UK, consumers have many questions around travel, holiday, online shopping and spectator activities that have been put on...
The Return of the Workforce: A Guide For Employers
The government recently announced the easing of some restrictions on movement and encouraged people to try and return to work, if they are unable...
Property Boundaries – Avoiding Disputes With Your Neighbours
With people spending more at home than ever before, DIY projects are in full swing as people seek myriad ways to keep themselves occupied....
Online Shopping during COVID-19 Lockdown: What are your consumer rights?
With the Coronavirus lockdown showing no signs of abating, many of us have moved online for most of our shopping which has lead to...
Covid-19 – Where the Law Stands on Access to Your Children
The Covid-19 pandemic and measures enacted by the government to place the country on lockdown and close schools and nurseries has severely impacted child...
Covid-19 and Your Rights When it Comes to Holiday Bookings and...
Booking a summer holiday gives us all something to look forward to. However, the coronavirus outbreak is causing major travel disruption around the globe...
Community legal programme helps vulnerable people during Covid-19 outbreak
A community legal outreach collaboration led by Keele University is continuing to ensure vulnerable people are supported during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Community Legal Outreach...
What will happen to me if I break the rules?
We appreciate all the effort people are putting into containing the spread of coronavirus. However, if you leave your home or gather in public...






















































