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How CFOs can navigate the latest cyber risks
Often, business leaders assume cyber security is the IT department’s sole responsibility. This is a common misconception. Given the valuable data held by finance functions, and the cyber security issues...
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Overseas retailers coming to the UK – a legal guide
Are you a retail or food & beverage company looking to take a store or unit in the UK? If so, you may find this note of use. We have...
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Audit reports continue to trip up accountants
Audit reports continue to be the biggest source of complaints that trip up accountants, according to the latest ICAEW disciplinary orders report. Firms in the UK have repeatedly failed to...
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What does the Autumn Budget 2021 do for charities?
Among signs that the economy is slowly improving after the pandemic, but with the potential international impact of COP26 looming large in the background, all eyes were on Rishi Sunak...
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Rebalancing Care and Support in Wales
The Welsh Government issued a White Paper on 12 January 2021 titled 'Rebalancing Care and Support', setting out proposals for improving social care arrangements, to better enable the sector to...
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New entry for Blake Morgan in The Times Best Law Firms Guide 2022
Blake Morgan has been awarded a new entry into The Times Best Law Firms Guide for 2022. The listing recognises the expertise and quality of advice delivered by leading law...
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PAR 59 golf bar project underway in Cardiff
Construction has begun on the PAR 59 golf bar project, assisted by Blake Morgan's Project & Cost Management team.
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Local Authority Matters – November 2021
With the backdrop of COP26, there is no doubt that local authorities are key players in the game of combatting climate change, but they don't hold all of the cards....
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Private Client Issues – November 2021
Welcome to this month’s edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan’s monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. It features insight and advice on developments affecting private...
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The Construction (Retentions Abolition) Bill 2021-22 receives its first reading
Many may be forgiven for not noticing the latest legislation proposed to clean up industry practices on retentions. Lord Aberdare's Retentions Abolition Bill was introduced to the House of Lords...
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Accountancy services found not to be a practising activity
Blake Morgan was instructed by JW, a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) who was being investigated by the ACCA on an allegation that JW was providing...
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PPN08/21: a bidder’s approach to payment in the procurement of major government contracts
Public Procurement Notice 08/21 (PPN08/21) has been released by the UK Government. This will be of real interest to those seeking to harness local supply chains in their offering.
