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Why communication matters

Recent reports that patients are discovering life‑changing diagnoses – including cancer – through the NHS app have sparked widespread concern. The Telegraph reported earlier this…

By Olivia Boschat
Supporting bereaved military families: our collaboration with Scotty’s Little Soldiers

At Bolt Burdon Kemp, we are proud to partner with Scotty’s Little Soldiers as a Business Hero in recognition of the vital support they provide…

By Jennifer Ellis
Al Fayed investigation – were opportunities missed?

Concerns have been raised by a group of MPs about how both current and historical investigations into allegations of abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed have…

By Emma Barrow
Bolt Burdon Kemp joins Back Up’s Legal Panel, strengthening a longstanding partnership

Bolt Burdon Kemp has officially joined the Back Up Trust’s Legal Panel to support people with spinal cord injuries, marking an exciting new chapter in…

By Victoria Oliver
How acquired brain injury can lead to isolation for survivors and families

There is a common misconception that people living with an acquired brain injury will show obvious or easily identifiable symptoms. While some effects, such as…

By Connor Hawkins
Hampshire GP struck off for abuse

Former GP Mohan Babu is back in the news after being struck off the medical register. Babu was found guilty of four sexual assaults on…

By Joseph Carr
Headway’s Action for Brain Injury Week 2026: Isolation after brain injury

When most people think about a brain injury, they tend to focus on the immediate trauma: the injury or accident itself, the hospital treatment and…

By Ipek Tugcu
Breaking the stigma: supporting mental health in the Armed Forces community

Why military mental health stigma can persist Conversations around mental health have improved significantly in recent years, both within society and across our armed forces…

By Natasha Mason
The hidden mental health impact of physical injuries in the Armed Forces

Physical injury and psychological wellbeing When people think about service-related injuries, the focus is often on the physical impact. However, for many serving personnel and…

By Natasha Mason
Mental Health Awareness Week: supporting the Armed Forces community through connection and conversation

Mental Health Awareness Week: why it matters Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 11–17 May 2026 and provides an important opportunity to reflect on…

By Natasha Mason
Could cooling treatment help babies born with mild HIE? An important research study may have…

As a clinical negligence solicitor specialising in child brain injury, I spend a great deal of time thinking about hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE). I have…

By Sally Simpson
Norfolk former teacher William Caton jailed for abuse

A 28-year-old former teacher was recently sentenced to five years in prison at Ipswich Crown Court and was ordered to sign the Sex Offenders’ Register…

By Alan Collins
My coach trip for 40 veterans taught me how powerful connection can be

I’ve just returned from organising a five-day coach trip for 40 members of the military community – and the impact it had on those who…

By Natasha Mason
Army v Navy 2026 – it’s more than just a day at the rugby

As Army v Navy Rugby 2026 arrives, most of the conversation will quite rightly focus on the rugby, the rivalry and the bragging rights that…

By Natasha Mason
Adaptive skiing after spinal injury – your options

For ski enthusiasts, getting out on the slopes offers freedom, confidence, and connection with friends and family. Following a spinal injury, returning to the snow…

By Imogen Appleton
50 years of the Winter Paralympics – redefining life after serious injury

Now that the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics has ended, it feels like an appropriate moment to reflect on how Paralympic sport has evolved and…

By Imogen Appleton
Hastings teacher Roland Simmons convicted of abuse

Former teacher Roland Simmons has been found guilty of sexually assaulting children at a residential home in the 1970s. Simmons worked as a teacher at…

By Alan Collins
Ofcom investigates platforms over online grooming concerns

The recent announcement that Ofcom has opened formal investigations into Telegram, Teen Chat, and Chat Avenue marks another escalation in the UK’s efforts to tackle…

By Dinya Rahmani
Bolt Burdon Kemp renews sponsorship of Stoke Mandeville Maulers Wheelchair Rugby Club

Bolt Burdon Kemp has renewed its sponsorship of the Stoke Mandeville Maulers Wheelchair Rugby Club – an inspiring partnership that has been going strong for…

By Victoria Oliver
Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI): A guide for families

The Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI) programme is designed to improve the quality and safety of maternity care by understanding what led to a…

By Maya Englesberg
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