How I Deal With Stress – Mia Cecchini
In our latest Mental Health Awareness Month article, Mia Cecchini from our Employment team shares her own strategy for coping with stress. When I feel stressed because I have a lot of tasks to complete whether that be at work or at home or often times both, the concept of ‘Eat that Frog’ (a…
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NHS Trust Pleads Guilty To Charges Over Death Of Seven-Day-Old Baby
East Kent Hospitals University NHS Trust have admitted to causing harm to seven-day-old baby Harry Richford, by failing to provide safe care and treatment. The prosecution, which is the first of its kind, was brought by the Care Quality Commission. Harry Richford died seven days after his emergency delivery at Queen Elizabeth The Queen…
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Abuse in Schools – Helpline and Review Established In Response To Thousands of Allegations
The government has confirmed that a helpline, which will be run by the NSPCC, and a review of safeguarding policies, which will be conducted by Ofsted, have both been established in response to allegations of sexual abuse received from thousands of students. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said “Sexual abuse in any form is abhorrent…
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Laura’s Mental Health Journey – Mental Health Awareness Month
For the third week of Mental Health Awareness Month, Laura Staggs of our Marketing team opens up about her own struggles with mental health. This whole account is written entirely in Laura’s own words. “I have spent over ½ of my life suffering from mental illness. “I want to say it started in…
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Root Canal Treatment – Getting to the Root of the Problem
Root canal treatment is a dental procedure recommended for bacterial infection that has progressed on to rot the teeth. Read article for more information:
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Living with Anxiety
After a trauma I experienced in 2016, I was unfortunate enough to be diagnosed with PTSD and anxiety. I had only ever experienced what I would call normal everyday anxiety prior to 2016, for example being nervous for a job interview or nervous about a test or exam. Anxiety is something that you…
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Make A Will Month With Martin House Children’s Hospice – May 2021
Make A Will Month is back in May 2021, and we’re offering the drafting of free Single or Mirror Wills to anyone, in exchange for a donation to Martin House Children’s Hospice. Amongst other charities, we’ve supported Martin House Children’s Hospice in its fundraising efforts for years now, and we’re delighted to be helping…
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The Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2021
New CPR rules are coming into force on the 6th April 2021 with the intention to amend the rules surrounding Part 36 offers and the accrual of interest after acceptance. The rule introduces CPR 36.5(5), which reads: “(5) A Part 36 offer to accept a sum of money may make provision for accrual of interest…
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International Women’s Day 2021
Happy International Women’s Day 2021! International Women’s Day is a time to reflect on progress made, to call for change, and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women, who have and continue to play an extraordinary role in changing and shaping their culture, communities, social, political and economic climates – who…
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