Steve Ireland, a partner at Hilary Meredith Solicitors, has joined the Trustee Board of the Citizens Advice Bureau for the north of Cheshire East based in Macclesfield.
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‘Law Reforms’: How Do They Affect ‘You’ The Personal Injury Client?
Gary : April 26, 2013 4:10 pm : NewsAn introduction into how the recent changes in personal injury law affect the personal injury claimant and how much compensation they can receive if their claim is successful.
Campaigning lawyer Hilary Meredith has taken to Twitter in a bid to change the way disabled people are referred to.
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Placing your trust in Elizabeth Truss – The Impact of Childcare Reforms
Gary : February 22, 2013 11:11 am : NewsThe impact of the new childcare reforms, the increase in child to staff ratio and how it will impact our children.
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US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta has decided to lift the military’s ban on women serving in combat, a senior Pentagon official has said.
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Surgeons operating in the UK do not have insurance cover
Steve Ireland : January 31, 2013 10:08 am : NewsIt has emerged that British cosmetic clinics are using hundreds of foreign surgeons for “fly in, fly out” operations, many of them not insured in Britain.
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Few players have waited as long as Jamie Donaldson did for their first European Tour win – and even fewer have achieved it after being told their career could be over.
Donaldson’s brilliant four-stroke victory in the Irish Open at Royal Portrush last July came in his 255th Tour event and 12 years after he turned professional.
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A military training centre in Devon has “lost” more than 8,000 pieces of equipment including 115 bayonets since 2008, the BBC has learned.
A list revealed that 8,312 items, including 13 dummy hand grenades and 2,860 pieces of cutlery, had been lost from the Lympstone Commando Centre.
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Two sons of British Army Gurkha veterans have won a landmark legal challenge against Home Office policy on UK entry rights.
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Important changes to statutory funding of care delayed by coalition government’s attempts to reduce the deficit
Steve Ireland : January 25, 2013 11:54 am : NewsSignificant changes to the statutory funding of adult social care are required to address the needs of individuals who require long-term care and assistance. Unfortunately, the coalition government has continually failed to take the opportunity to carry out important reforms and the issue remains largely unresolved for vulnerable adults.
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