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With many workers’ routines and schedules having undergone a huge change in the wake of the pandemic, staff are left

With the recent spell of hot weather and summer temperatures set to rise consistently (Global Warming, I see you!), how

This month, Nick Ross gave his opinion in The Times that patients should not be able to sue the NHS for mistakes which

At Thorntons, we know that applying for Training Contracts can be a stressful and sometimes gruelling process but we

Since the property market reopened on the 29th June 2020, the market in Angus has been exceptionally busy. 

At

The Appeal in the case of EE Limited & Hutchison 3G UK Limited v Duncan has been followed closely by operators and

The Director of Data Protection Services at full service law firm Thorntons has recently passed her Certified

Multinational brewery and pub chain Brewdog’s latest publicity provides a reminder to companies of the importance of

Historically, young people from England and Wales ran away to Gretna Green to get married because, in contrast to

We are approaching the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and although there will be no spectators this year, we will all no doubt be

Currently in Scotland most premises licensed to serve alcohol close at around 10pm in line with Covid guidance. Whilst

On 24 June 2021, the Scottish Parliament voted to approve the extension of certain provisions that were brought in to