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‘Get On Your Bikes’ Say Personal Injury Lawyers

19Mar

Personal Injury lawyers have praised Darlington cycling group Darlovelo for their efforts to encourage more people in our region to get on their bikes.

Divorce ruling highlights the need for financial arrangements

18Mar

Elizabeth Gallagher, head of family law at Macks, says the landmark ruling highlights the importance of formalising financial arrangements after divorce.

Personal Injury Lawyers Slam Online Courts Plan

11Mar

Civil courts shake-up that would see the introduction of a new online platform for dealing with disputes have come under fire from personal injury lawyers.

Singer’s Public Child Maintenance Dispute

10Mar

Singer Liam Gallagher has been fined for the second time after failing to attend a court appointment in New York.

Government cuts could damage elderly care standards

04Mar

The budget for elderly care costs has fallen six per cent over the decade, yet the over-65s population has increased seventeen per cent. Lynda Monks comments.

Labour pledge to end ‘neglect’ of child mental health services

21Jan

Funding for children’s mental health services has dropped by 6% since the coalition government took control in 2010.

Domestic abuse charity to open shelter specifically for older women in Redcar

15Jan

Redcar charity EVA Women’s Aid (Emerging from Violence and Abuse) are opening a new safe ...

Goverment announces £30m budget to repair Teesside’s roads

12Jan

£30 million of the £4.7bn budget has been allocated to fixing roads in Teesside – the lowest amount given to any region.

Personal injury lawyer and Director of Macks Solicitors, Anthony McCarthy, discusses one of the perils of the winter months – potholes.

24Dec

The Problem with Potholes This is the season of goodwill. It’s a time for celebration ...

Road Safety charity request ‘not a drop, not a drag’ this Christmas

24Dec

  The road safety charity Brake is asking drivers to remain sober this Christmas – ...

Unison’s case against employment tribunal fees dismissed

23Dec

Unison’s application for judicial review of the government’s decision to introduce employment tribunal fees has been dismissed by the high court.

Cycling ban suggested for Darlington town centre

18Dec

Councillors have called for bikes to be banned from Darlington town centre during a council meeting.

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