11 laws changes you need to know about - from lockdown, to finance and drivingÂ
Several new laws are coming into force this year
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A string of new laws are coming into force throughout 2021, and some take effect as early as this month.
Roxane Marjoram, who operates five pubs under Suffolk-based Gusto Pronto, explains how the business has adapted to Covid conditions and that she now hopes the Government can break away from a ‘stop-start’ pandemic timeline.
Looking back on almost a year of heavily interrupted trading, Roxane Marjoram, who owns and operates a handful of pubs (two leasehold, three freehold) and a brewery with husband David, reflects the Covid crisis has engulfed the pub sector for so long that it’s easy to lose track of all the “nuances and changes”.
Indeed, when the co-founder of brewer and pub operator Gusto Pronto speaks to
New laws you need to be aware of in February 2021. (PA/Canva) A number of new law changes will come into effect from this month.
BirminghamLive reports there will be changes to pensions, vehicle tyres and more meaning you need to be aware of what these changes in legislation mean to you. Here is all you need to know about laws coming into effect this month.
Tyre changes In July last year, the Government announced changes will be coming into effect meaning tyres that are 10 or more years old will no longer be legal on the front axles of lorries, buses and coaches.
New laws you need to be aware of in February 2021. (PA/Canva) A number of new law changes will come into effect from this month.
BirminghamLive reports there will be changes to pensions, vehicle tyres and more meaning you need to be aware of what these changes in legislation mean to you. Here is all you need to know about laws coming into effect this month.
Tyre changes In July last year, the Government announced changes will be coming into effect meaning tyres that are 10 or more years old will no longer be legal on the front axles of lorries, buses and coaches.