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Sometimes A Lease Isn’t Actually A Lease…..
The landlord and the tenant have agreed, terms – rent, rent reviews, break dates, etc the tenant moves in and gets cracking with its business.
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Landowners And Public Rights Of Way
Public rights of way (PROW) are highways which allow the public a legal right of passage.
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Wilson Browne Solicitors Appoints Kirsten Rimmer As Head Of Agriculture
A Senior Agricultural Lawyer and Fellow of the Agricultural Law Association, Kirsten brings a wealth of legal and commercial experience, specialising in agriculture and rural land since 2007.
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Who Gets Custody Of A Child In Divorce?
Divorces can be painful, not least for any children involved, especially where there are issues of which parent the child should live with. But when it comes to questions of who gets custody of a child in a divorce in the UK, things have changed.
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Biodiversity Net Gain – On Site Or Off Site?
A report by Cornerstone Barristers, Strutt & Parker, Bellway Homes, Rural Solutions and Environment Bank has looked at the comparative value of on-site vs off-site Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) for restoring nature.
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Government Planning Reforms To Boost Opening Of Cafes, Bars And Music Venues
On 26 July 2025, the Department for Business and Trade announced that the government intends to reform planning and licensing rules to make it quicker and easier for new cafes, bars and music venues to open in disused shops.
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Suzanne Clifford-Brown Celebrates 25 Years at Wilson Browne!
Today, we raise a toast (and a massive round of applause!) to Suzanne Clifford-Brown as she marks an incredible 25 years of continuous service at Wilson Browne Solicitors.
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UK Trademark Application Process
Any individual or company can make an application to register a trademark, to protect their brand or logo from being replicated or misused elsewhere.
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UK Green Building Council launches UK Climate Resilience Roadmap
The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) launched the UK Climate Resilience Roadmap on 26 June 2025, the first guidance of its kind to outline how the UK’s built environment is increasingly vulnerable to five key climate hazards.
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The Government’s Roadmap for Delivering Change
Yesterday, the Government released a well anticipated update concerning the implementation of the Employment Rights Bill (‘the Bill’).
