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The roll out of the COVID-19 vaccination programme continues, with vaccines now being offered to children aged 12 and over. But this raises certain questions, especially among those who are reluctant to vaccinate themselves or their children.
What is the position if parents of children cannot agree about those children being vaccinated? What if the child wants the vaccine, and the parents do not wish the child to be vaccinated?

We want to continue to reassure our clients that our solicitors and their support teams remain available and contactable during our normal office hours, 9.00am – 5.30pm and we are communicating with our clients via email, telephone, post…

It’s been a year when Excel spreadsheets have made the news for all the wrong reasons. So, you could be forgiven for missing the media reporting of another spreadsheet error. However, what makes this one so important, is the fact that it may have led…

The new lockdown came into force in England at 12.01am on Thursday 5th November. Understanding what you can and cannot do can be difficult to understand.

Following recent updates to the Government guidelines we are delighted to announce, that with effect from Monday 15th June clients will be able to visit our offices, but this will need to be strictly by appointment only.

Neil Raiseborough, Director and Head of Private Client at Alsters Kelley Solicitors has been briefing the Private Client team about problems and challenges our vulnerable clients wanting to execute their Wills or Powers of Attorney may be facing, particularly now that all our offices are closed, people are staying at home or self-isolating as the Government has instructed.