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Further strike action by resident doctors across England is set to place additional strain on NHS services, with disruption likely to affect appointments, procedures, and waiting times. While emergency care remains prioritised, there are growing concerns about delays in diagnosis and treatment, and the potential impact on patient safety. As pressures on the healthcare system increase, there is also a risk of a rise in clinical negligence claims where avoidable harm occurs due to disruption or reduced staffing levels.

The government has announced proposed changes to family law aimed at offering greater legal protection to unmarried couples when relationships break down or a partner dies.

Healthcare professionals working in secure environments face significant risks, and employers have a clear duty to protect their staff.

Summer holidays are an exciting time to spend with your family, create new memories, and celebrate the end of the school year. However, for many separated parents across Tameside, Oldham, and Manchester, planning a holiday after separation can often be overwhelming, and, at times, confusing. In this guide, our Family Law Trainee Solicitor, Hannah Bunyan, breaks down the legal rights and obligations surrounding holiday child arrangements that you need to be aware of before booking that trip away with the kids.

NHS England has announced a significant overhaul of National Maternity Clinical Standards, aimed at reducing preventable maternal deaths during pregnancy and up to one year after birth.