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Currently landlords can repossess their properties from assured shorthold tenants without having to establish fault on the part of the tenant by serving a notice under section 21 of the...

On 6 March, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, unveiled the Government’s Spring Budget. Whilst many commentators deemed it a relatively uneventful Budget, it did bring some mixed news for buy to...

As development continues to expand into former Ministry of Defence (MoD) sites, brownfield sites and blitz-hit towns and cities, the risk of finding an unexploded bomb can cast somewhat of...

Mediation is the process where parties instruct an independent person to assist them to try and reach a settlement. This can take place in person or online and is an...

We are all guilty of not paying attention to our posture whilst we are working. Many hours spent sitting in a chair and in front of a computer can take...

With the ongoing news of local councils across the country being in dire financial straits, a further spotlight is cast on the provision of care to the elderly and vulnerable...

Let’s talk about stress; a term frequently mentioned in clinics, yet often underestimated in its significance and the profound effects it can have on our well-being. Simply explained a stress...

Sleep is vital for all of us. However, as older people experience different sleeping patterns it is important to understand the changes in our sleep cycle and how we can...

After a few indulgent weeks, you may have decided to get active and take up running for 2024. STOP! Before you go out pounding the paths of Berkshire, we need...

Situated above a row of shops in the heart of Lower Earley, Reading you will find Power of Pilates:  a light, spacious boutique Pilates studio that is equipped to offer group...