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Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths. However, when diagnosed early, it…
The Government’s consultation on employment rights for unpaid carers is long overdue recognition of the challenges they face. As both a parent carer and a solicitor…
Throughout my career acting for adults who have sustained acquired brain injuries, I have seen first-hand the devastating, life-changing consequences these injuries can have on…
A legal claim after a catastrophic injury often begins at one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. At this time of incredible…
The UK summer this year has been dangerously hot, with the UK Health Security Agency warning people to avoid the warmest part of the day.…
A common misconception is that someone who has a spinal cord injury (‘SCI’) is completely numb from the level of their injury down. While that…
Gerard Hutchings, a former police inspector who worked for Hampshire Constabulary abused 18 victims at police stations in Hampshire from 1999 to 2007, police said.…
Last month, I attended a conference hosted by the Brain Injury Group, where the Government’s new Road Safety Strategy was discussed. It prompted an important…
A few weeks ago, I went to a music festival. Like hundreds of other people, I was looking forward to spending time with family, enjoying…
A former priest and school chaplain has been given a two-year community order after admitting the sexual abuse of two boys more than 40 years…
Each year, Farm Safety Week asks the agricultural community to pause and focus on safety. It is a vital campaign, shining a light on an…
We’re so proud to support the Birth Trauma Association’s Birth Trauma Awareness Week, which is an instrumental tool in increasing understanding and awareness of birth…
The recent conviction of a former RAF serviceman for rape and a campaign of abuse is a stark reminder that sexual violence remains an issue…
This year, the Birth Trauma Association’s annual Birth Trauma Awareness Week (13-19 July 2026) is focusing on the cost of birth trauma, and sadly, as…
Controversy over disabled supporters being charged for Personal Assistant tickets to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026 has brought accessibility in football into sharp focus.…
Wednesday 8 July marks the start of Group B Strep Awareness Week, a campaign to educate parents and doctors about the silent infection that can…
New reporting rules designed to make it easier for barristers to seek advice about bullying and harassment in the workplace have been introduced as part…
In June 2024, the former Health Secretary, Wes Streeting announced a long overdue national review into maternity services, the National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation, appointing…
A former foster carer has been jailed for 31 years after abusing girls as young as seven-years-old. Bradley Dilsworth, 69, used his position of trust…
A former Metropolitan Police officer who demonstrated a persistent need to dominate and control women has been jailed for a series of rapes and sexual…
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