Date for 2027 Two Castles Run Confirmed
Much-loved summer event will return for its 43rd year as runners hit the roads between Warwick and Kenilworth castles
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Much-loved summer event will return for its 43rd year as runners hit the roads between Warwick and Kenilworth castles
Charlotte Quain, family law specialist at Blythe Liggins Solicitors, looks at the potential impact of proposals to change legal rights for co-habiting couples
A Leamington legal firm is celebrating two years of supporting the vital work of the Zoe’s Place children’s hospice in Coventry.
A law graduate has enjoyed her first taste of life in the legal profession after winning a competition to secure a week’s work experience at a respected Warwickshire firm.
A record-breaking 42nd annual Two Castles Run saw more than 5,000 runners put their best foot forward for one of Warwickshire’s centrepiece summer events.
A firm of Leamington solicitors is celebrating raising £28,000 in total – including more than £2,000 this year – to fund vital hospice care.
On Sunday, June 14, some 5,000 runners will set off from Warwick Castle on a 10km route through the countryside, crossing the finish line at Kenilworth Castle.
On Sunday, June 14, some 5,000 runners will set off from Warwick Castle on a 10km route through the countryside, crossing the finish line at Kenilworth Castle.
Employers and employees should take note that the change to the qualifying period for ordinary unfair dismissal, under the Employment Rights Act 2025, is due to become law on 1 January 2027.
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