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WeWork, WeLive, WeGrow…
As “co-working” and “flexible office space” become everyday terms, we look at the sector’s best-known start-up and determine what sets it apart from the competition.
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New construction partner for Royds Withy King
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
A construction lawyer who played a key role in advising members of EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C supply chain has joined Royds Withy King’s Construction & Engineering team in Bath as a partner. Catherine Welch joined Royds Withy King from …
Bath firms should ‘control the controllables’ and not fret over Brexit, advises business group
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
Business-owners in Bath should focus on their immediate business concerns and the challenges posed by the city’s infrastructure rather than hard-to-influence Brexit-related issues, a local business group has said. Ian Bell, executive director for the Bath Chamber of Commerce & …
Real Estate team advise on pre-lets at Grove Business Park
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
The Real Estate team at Royds Withy King have advised Grove Business Park in connection with the first major pre-let of its new development known as “GBP1”.
Royds Withy King strengthens Real Estate team
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
Left to right: Richard Roth pictured with Paul Daniels, partner and head of the Real Estate team at Royds Withy King Law firm Royds Withy King has strengthened its Real Estate team with the appointment of partner Richard Roth. …
GDPR guidance for community pharmacies
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
The Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee has published a series of guidance documents to assist community pharmacy contractors in attaining General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance.
Cross subsidisation in care homes – Government response
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
More than half of care home places in the UK are comprised by local authority-funded residents. However, due to many factors, not least the negotiating power of local authorities and the squeeze on their finances, it is thought that local authority fees are provided near to or at cost for care home providers. Therefore, in order to make this a viable financial model, some care home providers will charge self-funding clients more than their local authority equivalents, which is known as “cross-subsidisation”.
CQC takes a firmer approach to providers caring for people with a learning disability
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
CQC is taking a firmer approach to registration for providers who support people with learning disabilities and/or autism, aiming to make sure that people with these conditions live in a service which is small-scale and within a local community.
Royds Withy King advises on the purchase of Dorian House B&B in Bath
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
UK Top 100 law firm Royds Withy King, which has its headquarters in Bath, advised local entrepreneurs Tim and Ros Forester on the purchase of the luxury 13-bedroom boutique B&B, Dorian House.
Royds Withy King advises Gold Care Homes on share sale and property leaseback
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A Bath-based team from UK top 100 law firm Royds Withy King has advised the shareholders of Gold Care Holdings Limited on the circa £90m sale of the Gold Care group to an overseas real estate investor. The transaction included …
Royds Withy King completes sale of historic Bristol hotel
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
Lawyers from Royds Withy King’s Leisure and Hospitality team acted for the sellers of the historically-significant Henbury Lodge Hotel in Bristol.
Consultation on CIO proposals
Posted by Paul Daniels, Partner
The Charity Commission is currently consulting on plans which would enable third sector organisations to become incorporated structures.