Burials and cremations
In the Christian era, churchyards became the place to bury the dead, with proceedings conducted by the vicar and expectations being that […]
In the Christian era, churchyards became the place to bury the dead, with proceedings conducted by the vicar and expectations being that […]
The Ancient Monuments Protection Act of 1882 established long-awaited regulations for governmental safeguarding of certain historically important tombs, henges, hillforts, barrows, stone […]
Employee welfare in Britain’s unprecedented and, for some, traumatic passage through the Industrial Revolution was not always uppermost in employers’ minds. The […]
Large crowds are desirable for a ticketed or invitation event or meeting, but the right of peaceful assembly, as enshrined in British […]
There remain around 200 operational UK Magistrates’ Courts (called Justice of the Peace (JP) Courts in Scotland) after many closures in recent […]
The Family Courts deal with the acrimonious aspects of domestic strife. The judges and lawyers deal with matters that are very sensitive […]
In 1973, when the Small Claims track for legal proceedings was introduced in the UK, it was suitable for debts up to […]
The hierarchy of UK police ranks, in ascending order, is generally as follows:- Constable Sergeant Inspector Chief Inspector Superintendent Chief Superintendent Assistant […]
After a Bill passes through both Houses of Parliament, it must have Royal Assent to become an Act. The oldest way in […]
Concerns over maintaining the confidentiality of information regarding Britain’s national security have parallelled the changing world of communications and international travel. The […]
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