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These are unprecedented times which only seem to be getting stranger and more challenging by the day.
These are unprecedented times which only seem to be getting stranger and more challenging by the day.
Specialist Corporate and Technology Law Firm, Moorcrofts, has strengthened its corporate team as senior associate, Nicola Bennett, becomes partner.
We know the next three months, and who knows potentially longer, will be a difficult time for us all. We need to support each other and our wider communities and ensure that we are sharing initiatives and support for those that need our help the most.
Oxford City Council has launched an online Activities Hub with links to advice on exercise, mental health, learning and cultural activities to help residents find supportive resources while social distancing measures are in place.
I’m writing with the latest business support email from Oxford City Council. This update includes:
As I touched on in my previous article the ability to raise finance from the right people at the right time is of paramount importance.
During this extraordinary time of global uncertainty political and economic measures are being introduced on a daily basis that will affect how we live and work in the short and medium term.
The current situation with the coronavirus means inboxes are filling up (once again) with companies sending out information about their response, messages from CEOs, or offering services that may be of use to us all in these strangest of times. ‘It’s GDPR all over again’ we’ve heard you cry!
It’s on the tip of your tongue, I know… At least, I really hope it is. If Covid-19 hasn’t brought your brand reputation conversations to the fore, then I’m guessing reputation management is gloriously integral in everything you do and it’s clear and understood who owns brand reputation in your organisation. Isn’t it…?
Unlocking the power of our community to respond better and recover stronger during this crisis.
As the Government’s plans to control the spread of COVID-19 continue to evolve, with remote working and the closure of pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops, Moorcrofts commercial property look at some of the implications for Landlords and Tenants of commercial premises and some of the options available to those parties to mitigate the current financial pressures.
Since the first indications of the potential impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on international trade, Freeths have been advising our clients on how to manage that impact within their business.
I remember, only ten days ago, saying to someone that it would be good to put the business on hold ‘for about three months’ so we could focus on doing some work on the new website, processes etc…. Those words came back to haunt me this week and I got my wish.
In light of the uncertainty with the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus), we want to reassure all our customers that we are taking all necessary steps to follow the World Health Organisation and local authorities’ guidelines. Our priority is the safety of our customers and team.
We’re going through a moment in history that is full of uncertainty. There’s the Covid 19 pandemic. There’s political brinkmanship between Europe and UK. There are homeless people, wars and a refugee crisis.