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Unfortunately, with the rising use of digital and AI technology for businesses comes the rise of cyber scams. (more…)

Many people out there hold an Operator’s Licence as a sole trader. However, I suspect many of them are continually advised by their accountants to…

Given the recent reports of police forces using unmarked HGVs to crack down on suspected driving offences, you must have a thorough understanding of the…

Non-deliberate discharges to surface water or groundwater are sadly commonplace and some can be potentially destructive to the aquatic environment. This includes the recent sodium…

Last week the Government published the average times for the OTC processing operator’s licence applications. The data is split into two: one showing the average…

Do Public Authorities and Government Agencies get things wrong from time to time? Can errors can occur in decision making process? Is the legitimate mark…

Claims against Water Companies – an actionable private nuisance? The background to this case concerns foul water discharges, by United Utilities, into the Manchester Ship…

The Senior Traffic Commissioner recently held a Public Inquiry into the school transport vehicles operated by North Lanarkshire Council under Section 19 of the Transport…

As of 18 July 2024, you will need a bilateral road haulage permit to travel to or through Norway. This has replaced the UK Licence…

The introduction of the Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (RHI), originally launched by the Government in 2011, has always been a hot topic for many businesses…

Ahead of the General Election, the AA asked politicians to address the number of teenage deaths on the roads by limiting peer passengers in the…

By Jared Dunbar DVSA’s GV262 Guide defines a ‘break’ as: “Any period during which a driver may not carry out any driving or any other…