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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has officially classified the recent outbreak of COVID-19 as a Pandemic, resulting in numerous travel bans and the cancellation...

As a country we are famous for our love of dogs - with around 8.5 million pet pooches in the UK.  With Crufts, the...

HMRC wins ‘freelance’ case against TV host Eamonn Holmes – What does this mean for the rest of us?  The recent court case involving...

Up until a week ago many of us had probably never heard the term ‘self-isolation’. Today,‘Self-isolation’ however, not a day goes by without us...

Coronavirus is spreading across the world at an alarming rate, so far infecting over 80,000 people globally. The recent outbreak in Europe and the...

Every four years people find themselves cramming an extra day’s work into an already packed year. And as we all know 2020 is a...

Storm Ellen is expected to continue the trend of weekend storms and will batter the UK, in particular the West Midlands and Wales, this...

Braving the storms: What Every Employee and Employer Needs to Know  Storm Dennis swept across the UK on Sunday causing damage to roads and...

Storm Dennis is expected to batter Britain this weekend with reports of high wind and one month’s rain in 24 hours. Floods and falling...

Valentine’s Day is one of the most popular days to ‘pop the big question’, with the idea of proposing on the most romantic date...

Valentine’s Day is this week and love is in the air, quite literally if you are jetting off for a romantic break. For the...

January is one of the busiest times of the year for cruise holidays. However, it’s important to get the correct cover, otherwise travellers may...

Travellers are warned to declare medical conditions and carry enough prescription medications to avoid higher premiums and claims issues Travellers are being warned to declare...

As the New Year begins, people are ready to have a fresh start. For many, that means hitting the restart button and making fitness...

Each year Father Christmas works tirelessly, travelling around the world delivering presents to children on his ‘nice’ list. But when he enters your home,...

Can a helmet camera act like a dash-cam on the slopes? We live in an age where everything is recorded, from pranks to disasters. In...

Mistletoe and Whine, The WiFi’s not fine: Brits fear that too many connected devices could impact their festivities, finds Zen Internet  Despite this, consumers...

The festive season is well and truly in full swing - it’s time to let your hair down and enjoy your annual Christmas party....

Tipping: All You Need to Know Christmas is just around the corner and bars and restaurants are gearing up for the most festive and busiest...

It’s the time of year that every parent relishes - watching their ‘little darlings’ perform in the school nativity play. The smartphone age meant...

Going Shopping this Black Friday and Cyber Monday? Before Buying, Here is What You Need to Know About Your Consumer Rights…  This Black Friday and...

The poppy has long been a nationally recognised symbol of remembrance for those who gave their lives in war. Inspired by the World War...

A Tumble teenager has been given a suspended sentence for ignoring a Fixed Penalty Notice for fly tipping. The 18-year-old appeared before Newport magistrates and...

Having a Bonfire Night party? Here is what you need to know to keep in line with the law  People across the country are starting...

Outdated and flawed taxi laws need urgently reforming as new figures show the number of licensed drivers and vehicles have hit a record high,...

International Stress Awareness Week: Your Legal Rights When Dealing With Workplace Stress Stress is a pervasive, ever-present reality in today’s society, impacting us all in one...

How Far Can You Legally Go to Stop People From Playing a ‘Trick’ on You This Halloween?  Halloween can be a treat for you and...

No deal Brexit – how will it affect your half term travels with the family? With more and more uncertainty piling up after another unproductive...

Extinction Rebellion and travel disruption – here is what you should do if your flight has been cancelled A number of flights have been...

Typhoon Hagibis – causing a ruckus for both rugby and Grand Prix fans With Typhoon Hagibis causing havoc in Japan where both the rugby world...

This Thursday (10th October) marks World Mental Health Day which aims to raise awareness of mental health issues and their impact on everyday life. According...

The collapse of Thomas Cook, the world’s oldest travel company, has caused another holiday meltdown; leaving hundreds of thousands of travellers stranded and many...

The Rugby World Cup is upon us.  It promises to be one of the most exciting tournaments in years, but how will fans cope...

Product recalls can be a frustrating exercise for those involved, be they customers, manufacturers or distributors. Defective products not only pose serious safety risk...

September is a peak time for the rental property market with thousands of students embarking on their new life at university and looking for...

On 13 September, environmental campaigners plan to fly drones near Heathrow Airport in a bid to ground planes. It means that flights into or...

September marks the end of summer and the beginning of the new school year. However, the start of term can mean parents and teachers...

Few of us could fail to notice the rise in the number of e-scooters and hire bikes on our roads.  But opinions over their...

The number of people without a will in Wales has dramatically increased in the last two years, a shocking new survey has revealed. The damning...

Mohamed Azeem, 28, has been charged with Grievous bodily harm and Possession of an offensive weapon in a public place and will appear at...

Family Holiday To Spain A ‘Write-Off’ After Dad Falls Ill A dad who needed hospital treatment after he developed gastroenteritis during a break at a...

 With over 20 million domestic cats and dogs in the UK, it’s safe to say that we’re a nation of pet lovers, and it...

With the recent news that pilots at Ryanair are planning to go on strike, travellers may find their holiday plans interrupted which could leave...

The recent announcement that live facial recognition software was used at King Cross Station in London has sparked concern by both travellers and the...

With the summer in full swing, many holidaymakers will be packing up their car and heading off to European holiday destinations.  It is estimated...

A recent post on the popular social networking site Reddit has generated a great deal of media coverage and online debate  on personal accountability...

Over 9 in 10 SMEs don’t know the rights that the Equality Act 2010 gives to disabled employees Sales, HR and education among...

The UK Trade Union Congress revealed that employees in the UK have the longest working week compared to workers in other European Union countries....

Learning about your rights helps to release the stress of the situations. That is where these guides come in. Keep it in your mind...

The UK Supreme Court hearings in Cardiff (22 – 25 July 2019) How to join us if you are a member of the public...