More than 50 per cent of young people are unaware of the dangers of not having a legally binding document in place to protect important areas of their lives including business and financial affairs, according to a new survey from leading North West law firm Napthens.
As Lancashire’s manufacturing businesses continue to rebuild following the COVID–19 pandemic, Blackburn College is offering a unique opportunity for its graduating and progressing University Centre students to provide valuable, new skills to support business growth.
Women undergoing a hysterectomy for endometrial (womb) cancer at Rosemere Cancer Centre could spend an hour to an hour and half less on the operating table compared to women undergoing the same surgery elsewhere in the North West.
Housebuyers still want the personal touch despite the move to remote digital property deals, says regional conveyancing specialist Adkirk Law.
Gino D’Acampo My Restaurant, Birmingham is open for dining every day from 11.30am.
Amardeep Gill (Trowers & Hamlins), Carl Beet (TfWM), Yannis Maos (Birmingham Tech Week) and Nigel Pugh (Impact Aerial) discussed a variety of topics about the technology and lifestyle developments that will change the cities of the future.
Downtown CEO Frank McKenna, caught up with Chris Bolland the Managing Partner of leading Architecture firm Brock Carmichael.
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery is part of a new six-part audio series, The Caretakers, which is offering the public a rare glimpse into life for UK museum and gallery security staff and those maintaining buildings and collections during lockdown.
The Florist Liverpool is re-opening its doors, as the city craves some normality, The Florist has brought back some of its original comfort dishes.
A free digital tool kit has been created to support Greater Manchester businesses in safely reopening from lockdown.
Five of VWV’s solicitors were recently recognised as leading lawyers by independent legal directory Chambers & Partners in its international High Net Worth Guide 2020.
Returning to the workplace following lockdown will no doubt be met with mixed responses writes Felicity Staff, Senior Legal Advisor at Make UK.
