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Bribery Act 2010: SFO convictions
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has announced that three people have been convicted and sentenced as part of its investigation into the Sustainable Growth Group (SGG), including its subsidiaries, Sustainable AgroEnergy plc (SAE) and Sustainable Wealth (UK) Investments Ltd. The convictions related to various offences including conspiracy to commit fraud, conspiracy to furnish false information, […]
Posted in: News & PR Corporate / commercial updates
Endeavour backs homeless event
Endeavour Partnership was one of a number of Teesside firms and their staff who stepped forward to help locals who are homeless – by filling shoe boxes full of essentials.
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Endeavour gifts filled shoe boxes for the homeless
Staff from Endeavour Partnership have filled over 20 shoe boxes for the Middlesbrough homeless shoe box appeal. A number of local businesses have been involved in this initiative set up by the Middlesbrough and Teesside Philanthropic Society. Boxes will be given out at Middlesbrough Town Hall on 23rd December.
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Season’s Greetings from Endeavour Partnership
Every year at Christmas instead of sending out Christmas Cards, we support three local charities. This year, our chosen charities are Butterwick Hospice, Coatham House and Daisy Chain. Please click onto the links above to find out more about our chosen charities.
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Compulsory dairy code suggested by MPs
It has been suggested by MPs at a recent parliamentary debate that the dairy code should be made compulsory to protect farmers from milk price fluctuations.
Posted in: Agriculture
Concerns raised about CAP registration process
Concerns have been raised about the complexity of the registration process for the new CAP digital payment system.
Posted in: Agriculture
Changes to be made to TB testing
Changes will be made to the delivery of TB testing in England and Wales from April 2015, it has been announced by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).
Posted in: Agriculture
New CAP guidance leaflet published
A leaflet providing guidance to the latest Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) schemes in England has been published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
Posted in: Agriculture
CAP subsidies withdrawn for land with solar panels
Farmers in England will no longer be able to claim Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) subsidies for fields with solar photovoltaic (PV) panels installed, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) has announced.
Posted in: Agriculture
Wilton Wednesday
Catherine Devereux, an associate in our employment team, spoke at the re-launched “Wilton Wednesday” lunchtime briefing session at the Wilton Centre on Teesside. Catherine gave a presentation on the pitfalls of recruitment looking at issues such as writing an advert and shortlisting candidates. For more information contact Catherine at c.devereux@endeavour.law
Posted in: Employment Law News & PR