Security services not exempt from Hillsborough Law
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy insists security services will not be exempt from the Hillsborough Law's duty of candour, amid fears the legislation is being watered down. Read the latest.
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France introduces new pink number plates to fight crime
French drivers will see new pink licence plates from 2026, replacing old 'WW' trade plates in a crackdown on motor fraud. UK motorists in France should take note.
New law could see drink-drivers locked out of their cars
The Labour government proposes mandatory alcohol interlock devices for convicted drink-drivers. This new road safety strategy aims to cut the high number of alcohol-related fatalities.
MP's Push to Criminalise Political Lies Gains Support
Labour MP Luke Myer's amendment to make lying by politicians a criminal offence garners cross-party support. The 'Hillsborough Law' could see MPs and Lords face prosecution for intentional deception.
Police Step Up Roadside Drug Testing in England
UK police are increasing roadside drug-driving checks using new saliva tests. Experts warn drivers of major law changes, including a lower drink-drive limit. Stay informed to avoid fines.
Immigration law firm collapses, up for sale
A Vincent Solicitors, with offices in Woolwich and Manchester, has been listed for sale after cash flow difficulties. Offers must be submitted by January 20.
Law Firm Ward Hadaway Sees Record Turnover Growth
Newcastle law firm Ward Hadaway celebrates record financial results with turnover up 11.6% to £53.6m. Strong growth across all offices and key practice areas. Read the full story.
Law firm collapse traps clients' wills and probate files
A UK solicitor firm's sudden closure has left bereaved families unable to access inheritances. Learn what the SRA says and what affected clients can do now.
New Law Protects Supermarket Christmas Savings Schemes
A new UK law now safeguards Christmas savings in supermarket loyalty schemes. Find out how this protects your money at Iceland, Tesco, Asda, and Sainsbury's.
Law Firm in Elite Top 10 for Trainee Satisfaction
Regional law firm Wilkin Chapman Rollits has been ranked in the 'Elite' top 10 of the Chambers Student 2026 Guide for trainee solicitor satisfaction. Discover why their training programme excels.
Labour Plans to Scrap Six-Month Limit for Speeding Fines
Labour proposes removing the six-month time limit for speeding offences, meaning drivers could be prosecuted years later. Read the full details and expert reactions.
Janet Harris Estate: Creditors Must Claim by March 2026
A probate notice for Janet Harris of Biggin Hill, Kent, invites claims by March 2, 2026. Creditors or beneficiaries must contact EMD Law LLP to secure their interest in the estate.
Law Firm Returns to Liverpool City Centre After 15 Years
Bell Lamb & Joynson Solicitors opens a new central Liverpool hub at 20 Chapel Street, marking a major growth step and praising the city's legal sector. Discover the firm's expansion plans.
Labour green lights new pavement parking crackdown powers
Local authorities in England gain new powers to restrict pavement parking, aiming to improve safety for pedestrians, wheelchair users, and visually impaired people. Find out what it means for drivers.
Sintons LLP hits record £19.3m revenue in Newcastle
Newcastle law firm Sintons LLP celebrates a record year with turnover reaching £19.3m and significant team expansion. Discover how their commercial teams drove growth and their commitment to sustainability and community.
Historic Drink-Drive Law Change: One Pint Limit Proposed
The UK government is consulting on cutting England's drink-drive limit from 35mcg to 22mcg per 100ml of breath, effectively a one-pint maximum. This major road safety overhaul could also see stricter rules for new drivers.
Labour to modernise 40-year-old mobility device laws
The Labour government launches a consultation to update laws on electric wheelchairs and mobility scooters, aiming to boost independence for over 10 million people with mobility impairments.
Mandatory driving test for revoked licences in Guernsey
Guernsey motorists who have their licence revoked must now retake their driving test. The law change, approved by the States, updates legislation for hazardous and drug driving offences.
Chelmsford MP's 2025 Review: 100k Emails & Key Votes
Chelmsford MP Marie Goldman reflects on a busy 2025 handling over 100,000 emails and key votes on assisted dying. She outlines the Liberal Democrats' opposition role and previews 2026's Hillsborough Law debate.
Birmingham Law Firm Triples Team with Top Talent
FBC Manby Bowdler, part of Adeptio Law Group, nearly triples its Birmingham legal team with five new partners from Top 200 firms, marking a major recruitment drive. Discover the ambitious expansion plans.
£60 fine for not defrosting your car, police warn
UK motorists face on-the-spot fines for driving with frosted windows as temperatures plummet. Experts warn of £5,000 penalties for snow on roofs and illegal vaping.
Uninsured driver fines set to double under Labour plans
Fines for driving without insurance will rise from £300 to £600 as part of a new government road safety strategy aimed at cutting insurance costs for all. Learn the details.
New Law Protects Supermarket Savings Schemes
A new UK law now protects money in supermarket savings schemes, preventing a repeat of the 2006 Farepak scandal. Find out which major retailers are affected.
Starmer on Trump's Venezuela move and WW3 fears
UK PM Keir Starmer reacts to the US capture of Venezuela's Maduro. Read the latest on the military action and its global implications for Taiwan and Ukraine.
Smart Tachograph Mandate for New Goods Vehicles from 2026
Major UK driving law change: All newly registered goods vehicles must have a 'smart 2 tachograph' from 24 Dec 2026. Learn how this impacts drivers and operators.
Govt rejects law for reporting cat road accidents
The Labour government has refused to mandate reporting of cat collisions, citing enforcement challenges. Over 10,000 campaigners demanded change. Read the full story.
Drivers fail roadside eye tests, lose licences under Cassie's Law
UK police can now revoke driving licences on the spot if motorists fail a simple roadside vision test. Experts urge drivers to get regular eye checks to stay safe and legal.
Drivers face 'significant' law change on jury trials
Motoring experts warn Labour's plan to scrap jury trials for some driving offences is a 'significant change' that could disproportionately impact professional drivers. Learn the risks.
Drivers Risk Fines and Ban After Underestimating Alcohol
Motorists are being warned they risk thousands in fines and a driving ban on Friday if they underestimate how alcohol affects them. Experts urge caution after New Year's Eve celebrations.
7 Key 2026 Driving Law Changes for UK Motorists
UK drivers face seven major rule changes in 2026, including car tax hikes for electric vehicles, new licence swaps, and fresh congestion charges. Stay informed to avoid fines.
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