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Rachel Reeves should avoid 'half-baked' tax fixes in Budget, says IFS — REUTERS / FBi345

UK Economy · London

Rachel Reeves should avoid 'half-baked' tax fixes in Budget, says IFS

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EYE NEWSFLASH: Government Announces Last-Minute Amendments to Planning and Infrastructure Bill - Property Industry Eye

Infrastructure · United Kingdom

EYE NEWSFLASH: Government Announces Last-Minute Amendments to Planning and Infrastructure Bill - Property Industry Eye

EYE NEWSFLASH: Government announces last-minute amendments to Planning and Infrastructure Bill - Breaking news for estate agents and the residential property industry. Independent, unbiased, and factual reporting. A forum for discussion and debate of topics of the day. Subscribe for our free daily newsletter.See the Story

“Outdated And Inappropriate” — UK Law Society Urges Lawyers To Drop ‘Dear Sirs’ From Legal Correspondence - TheNigeriaLawyer

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

“Outdated And Inappropriate” — UK Law Society Urges Lawyers To Drop ‘Dear Sirs’ From Legal Correspondence - TheNigeriaLawyer

Lawyers have been advised to stop using “Dear Sirs” in correspondence because it is now seen as “inappropriate” in a diverse society. According to The Telegraph (UK), new guidance issued to solicitors by the Law Society stated that the use of “Dear Sirs” — a standard greeting in legal correspondence for hundreds of years — dates back to a time when the legal profession was predominantly male. It explained that the phrase is no longer “accurate, …See the Story

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