Further changes to pensions are ahead but when will we get clarity, asks KATIE MEARNS Another year, another Autumn Statement. Much of what we heard was possibly offered with a likely General Election in mind, but one area of import that did get a mention was that of pensions. The pre-briefing of this year’s Statement […]
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Reasons for optimism in housing market
Uncertainty may be holding back home buyers but there signs of stability in the market, says ALAN CUMMING With all of the volatility we’ve seen in the housing and mortgage markets in recent months, it’s understandable that many people are still a little unsure as whether the time is right to start looking for their […]
New era beckons for football agents
Becoming an adviser to players offers a route into the beautiful game, says ROBERT HOLLAND There are arguably three key parts to the football calendar that tend to get fans most excited – the start of the season, the end of the season and yes, the summer transfer window. The window may be a little […]
Retail centres can adapt to change
Towns and cities are finding ways to regenerate, says CHRIS RICHARDSON At times it can be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel for the retail sector, what with the rising cost of living, interest rates and inflation higher than we’ve known for a long time and the energy crisis adding […]
Interview: Robert Holland
Robert Holland: point of difference (pic: Terry Murden) Head of employment Law, Aberdein Considine As a seasoned centre-half used to tackling the rough and tumble of the football pitch, Robert Holland is well used to defending his corner in the legal arena. He has litigated more than 50 tribunals, from redundancy to unfair dismissal, as […]