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Whether you have owned your business for generations or for a short time the decision to sell isn’t always easy. Once a decision is reached, your thoughts will turn to...
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Following new senior appointments at WSP Solicitors at the end of 2020, further internal promotions to salaried Director have been made. Amy Leivers, Kirstie Carr and Lucy McCallum, all Department...
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In January 2021 The Cotswolds Dogs and Cats Home became WSP Solicitors’ charity partner for the next 2 years. Since then, the business has been busy fundraising for the charity...
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The annual number of first-time buyers exceeded 300,000 for the sixth time in the past seven years, accordingly to an estimate by Yorkshire Building Society. The number of first-time buyer...
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A Trust is a way of holding assets (a house or money/investments) for the benefit of particular people, but without giving it to them absolutely. Ruth Appleton, Chartered Legal Executive...
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Many people love the idea of buying a new build home as it comes with the benefit of having a ten-year warranty and is chain free. Sue Taylor, Conveyancer in...
Continue readingWhat Today’s Budget Means for Business Owners
Following the budget announcement today Peter Mardon Commercial Director gives their perspectives on what today’s budget means for business owners. The Budget’s Impact on Tax Increases and Business Costs Well,...
What Today’s Budget Means for Families and Individuals
Following the budget announcement today Robert Selwood Board Director | Joint Head of Private Client gives their perspectives on what this means for families and individuals. “The impact of the...
What puts a landlord in breach of a tenancy agreement?
Understanding what constitutes a breach of a tenancy agreement is crucial for the Landlord and the Tenant. Breaches in these agreements can lead to various consequences such as: potential legal...
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