Welcome to our first Newsround for September where we find no shortage of housing news this week.
Landlords’ request for a guarantor increases
An interesting report claims that more than half of all landlords are now requesting a guarantor if
Breakdown of the Rules-Based International Order
– What Role for Private International Law?
Following the first Private International Law Festival in 2022 (<a conference report), on 24-25 September 2026, the <a University of Edinburgh Law School and the <a
Divorce and separation can be particularly challenging for fathers. Alongside concerns about finances and housing, many dads worry about maintaining strong relationships with their children and ensuring they continue to play an active role in family life.
Fortunately, Scotland has
Serious accident claims can have life-changing consequences for injured people and their families. Catastrophic injuries often involve long-term medical treatment, rehabilitation, loss of earnings, care requirements and significant changes to everyday life.
Whether the personal injury arose from a road
Founded in Edinburgh more than 30 years ago, the Really Terrible Orchestra – yes, that’s really its name – gives amateur musicians a place to play and perform together. The point of the orchestra isn’t to compete with the major
REMEMBERING PADDY HILL: Gareth Peirce has paid a moving tribute to her ‘friend and comrade’ Paddy Hill at a first annual memorial lecture. The veteran human rights lawyer was speaking at an event organised by MOJO, the Glasgow-based group Hill
“… on the LNER train from London to Edinburgh yesterday, one of my grown up children was listening and says you did the voices brilliantly “Writes J.K. Rowling, on X — a particularly fine use of X.I love that there
Support for Dads and Mums Going Through Separation and Divorce Going through a divorce or separation is never easy, especially when children, property, and finances are involved. Whether you are a dad fighting for fair parenting time or a mum
Not having visited Edinburgh for ten years, I was appalled by what it had become in the intervening period. It was now filthy; narrow passages smelled of urine; empty beer cans cluttered the gutters. In many places, the trash had
