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The fiercely debated Building Safety Bill has become law but in a form quite different to the version introduced to Parliament in July 2021. Although there are many questions still to answer and more guidance needed on timescales for compliance, the Building Safety Act has brought an element of certainty – and building owners and developers will need to familiarise themselves with what it requires.
Local charity Heart Heroes held a family fun day recently where its ‘Heart Families’ came together to share similar experiences of living with heart conditions.
With homes selling faster than ever - reportedly twice as fast as in 2019 pre-Pandemic - housebuilders Redcliffe Homes have released figures confirming this trend in Gloucestershire.
An exhibition and sale of eight artworks of traditional and modern Tibetan icons, created over decades of meticulous research and work, will go on public display in a Glastonbury art gallery in June.
A portrait of England rugby star Maro Itoje is set to be auctioned at a flagship players’ event later this month – created by a self-taught Bristol artist who took up painting during lockdown.
Divorce lawyer Adam Maguire from national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP, looks at the ongoing Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial and how narcissism can make divorce difficult.
Two Wellington care homes teamed up to arrange a special outing as part of their activity programmes for Dementia Action Week (15-22 May) treating residents to a trip to see the recently restored Wellington Memorial and learn about its history.
Staff and students at two Castle School Education Trust (CSET) schools are celebrating recent success with their Ofsted inspections. Both The Castle School in Thornbury and Mangotsfield School in North East Bristol have been rated “Good” in reports published at the beginning of 2022.
An increasing number of city centre dwellers are choosing The Chocolate Factory in BS5 as the place to buy a property and become part of a growing close-knit community.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has acted on a second shared ownership tenanted transaction deal between Residential Secure Income plc (ReSI) and social housing provider Orbit.
Praise has been pouring in from residents and staff of a Bridgwater dementia care home for the creative talents of maintenance man, Waldemar Perlik, who has conjured up an impressively authentic ice-cream cart using a few old bits of furniture and MDF, and a wheel from an old wheelchair.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has announced its 2022 promotions list which includes several Bristol-based lawyers.
A South Gloucestershire estate agency is sponsoring an ABBA tribute night as part of its support for the local community.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has announced its 2022 promotions list which includes several Taunton-based lawyers.
A multi-academy trust in South Gloucestershire is seeking sponsors for an upcoming day of celebration and awards to mark students’ successes.
Anyone needing help in dealing with the death of a loved one is being encouraged to come forward and access support available at Bristol Memorial Woodlands.
Lawyers at Clarke Willmott LLP have advised US-based music agency Wasserman Music LLC on its acquisition of a controlling stake in Paradigm UK’s live music business.
A cruise around the world with food and music from countries as diverse as Poland and the Philippines has thrilled residents at a specialist dementia care home in Bridgwater.
Plans have been unveiled to bury a time capsule at Westerleigh Cemetery & Crematorium, near Bristol, to mark its 30th anniversary.
