Dogs and the Law.
Dogs and the Law.
Does your dog need a license, should it be chipped are you buying it from a reputable breeder and is it covered under the Dangerous Dogs Act?..link
Staff in Restaurants and Takeaways are now required to give information on the most common allergens, which include nuts, wheat, and milk.
The new measures have come into force across Europe, in addition to restaurants and takeaways, the new measures cover meals served in cafes, care homes and any packaged product sold by supermarkets.
Approximately 5000 people each year need hospital treatment following an allergic reaction to food and in some cases the reaction can be fatal. Many of these instances could be avoided with the consumer being given the correct information.
The new EU regulations stipulate that consumers must be advised if their food contains -
What is Double Jeopardy? and is it still Law in the UK?..
linkDogs and the Law.
Does your dog need a license, should it be chipped are you buying it from a reputable breeder and is it covered under the Dangerous Dogs Act?..link
Motoring Offences - Drink Driving.
If you have been stopped for drink driving it is important that you obtain legal advice as soon as possible and, to assist y..link
What is Double Jeopardy? and is it still Law in the UK?..link
Over 2000 section 60 notices have been issued in London last year..
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Its time social media worked better with the police...link
Police Chiefs are calling for a change in the 'stop and search' l..
linkTotting up points on your driving Licence.
When a driver accumulates twelve points or more in a three-year period on their driving license they are normally s..link
Guide to some of the factors people use when appointing a Solicitor...link
Unfortunately, not everyone is respectful in life, most of the time we just move on and keep our opinion to ourselves, but when that comes to where we live you..link
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