Thrings Solicitor Sam Longmore has been named Junior Lawyer of the Year at this year’s Hampshire Law Society Awards. Read more: hubs.li/Q02wWlZZ0

Long-awaited updates to construction sector contracts have been released, aimed at modernising and future-proofing the practice. Here’s what you need to know: hubs.li/Q02wMKpg0

In this series focusing on the region’s businesses and entrepreneurs Holly Algar from Thrings visits a maker of unique gifts. Read more: hubs.li/Q02t07Bs0

Extensions to Permitted Development (PD) rights are set to come into force later this month, making the likes of barn conversions and changing the use of existing agricultural buildings for commercial purposes simpler. hubs.li/Q02wvwHF0

Changes to longstanding family law rules mean more disputes could soon be solved out of court. Kate Barber and Scott Frazer from the Thrings Family team take a look at what the other options could be. hubs.li/Q02v_NRK0

In this series focusing on the region’s businesses and entrepreneurs, Emily Gulliver from Thrings enjoys a cuppa and some cat therapy. Read more: hubs.li/Q02s_T070

With the strive towards Net Zero having become a core factor of policy formation in recent years, it has begun to influence any and all sectors where there is an impact on climate change. Read more: hubs.li/Q02vGYBJ0

We are delighted that two of our lawyers have been recognised as finalists for top accolades in this year’s Hampshire Law Society Awards with Karen Perugini and Sam Longmore shortlisted for Lawyer of the Year and Junior Lawyer of the Year respectively.
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Today is World #IntellectualProperty Day, a day to recognise the importance of protecting creativity. If you’re building a #brand , check out Thrings' Megan Jefferies’ thoughts on what major brands can teach us about protect everything that is yours. hubs.li/Q02v3Mp50

Thrings partners Natalia Sokolov and Eve Laws have worked with Constructing Excellence South West (CESW) on their new guide for how the industry can achieve net zero - ‘Net Zero in the South West - Drive the Change'. Reade more: hubs.li/Q02v0P0F0

In this series focusing on the region’s businesses and entrepreneurs, Karen Perugini from Thrings meets Catherine Shutler, who turned surplus goats’ milk into a thriving business. Read more: hubs.li/Q02s_SP20

Thrings’ reputation for quality legal advice to the planning world has been recognised by one of the sector’s most influential bodies with the invitation to become a regular contributor to its members’ newsletter. Read more: hubs.li/Q02tWfn10

With SUDS becoming mandatory for almost all developments from this year, focus is increasingly on how to implement. Here’s what you need to know: hubs.li/Q02trr3W0

Thrings’ recruitment lead Dan St Quintin meets Ben Akers and Gavin Thorpe, CEOs of men’s mental fitness charity Talk Club. Read more: hubs.li/Q02sdMrq0

Eighteen months on from the Supreme Court handing down its judgment in Guest v Guest, Thrings Partner Robert James reflects on the impact the case has had on how courts consider proprietary estoppel claims. Read more: hubs.li/Q02t1wh40

How farmers and landowners can financially benefit from environmental land management schemes is the topic of an upcoming Farmers Weekly seminar, featuring Thrings. Read more: hubs.li/Q02sM-6W0

The sun may be shining today but the persistent wet weather has been having a devastating impact on farmers.

Farmer and broadcaster Adam Henson investigates mental health issues of farmers and others in the rural sector in his podcast: hubs.li/Q02sF_T00

Digital Festival is an annual celebration of the thriving digital scene in Bath and aims to bring people together to foster connections, ideas and collaborations around all things tech. Read more: hubs.li/Q02sdNXH0

Sweeping changes to planning enforcement are set to come into force later this month, the latest regulations to stem from the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act, with developers required to be compliant or face the consequences. Read more: hubs.li/Q02sdL0q0

A consultation to “accelerate” the planning service for major commercial applications comes to a close at the end of the month, with only a few weeks left for public comment on the plans for a new 10-week decision deadline. Read more: hubs.li/Q02rQ3xV0