⚖️ The @Law_Commission has opened its landmark consultation on co‑operative and community benefit society law.
Between now and the end of the consultation period in December, we will work with members to ensure their views are fully considered by the Law Commission.
🔎 Read our overview, including our initial thoughts on the key consultation questions
💻 Join us and the Law Commission for an ONLINE MEETING next Weds 25 September, 1pm
👉 All you need to know: https://t.co/qRXfnZT5GL
The Arbitration Bill was introduced into Parliament today. The Bill enacts the recommendations of the Law Commission to reform arbitration law. Find out more about this here https://t.co/xOHNkDfAOi
“Great Chieftain o’ the Puddin-race!”
People around the world will be tucking into haggis, neeps and tatties tomorrow as they celebrate Burns Night.
What’s your favourite UK tradition? You can nominate it for UNESCO recognition via our consultation:
https://t.co/CoZHGkDrwU
So as many local businesses go bust this lockdown, the council-endorsed Lloyd Park Market, which has meat from Leicester, veg from Cambridge and only 15% local stalls will be open. @wfcouncil please explain why you will not offer this to local traders? @stellacreasy (Pls RT)
We’re #hiring!
Applications are now open for two lawyers to work on exciting commercial law projects covering digital assets and smart contracts. Closing date is 11.55pm, 13 November 2020. Find out more: https://t.co/wZ0pYlGNIS
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We have taken the decision to postpone our planned show of The Gondoliers until June 2021. Given the current uncertainty as to when theatres will be able to reopen, we feel this is the best course of action to ensure we can put on a safe and enjoyable show. 1/2
Voting makes a difference. No matter how bored you are over Brexit, go out and vote. Any vote for Farage on Thursday won’t be seen by him as a protest but as support for his brand of far-right U.K. politics. The more votes against him, the greater the chance of stopping him.