Divorce Day: Suffolk solicitors explain April rule change | East Anglian Daily Times
Solicitors from in and around Suffolk say that divorce day is a myth, and couples are waiting for changes to the law due in April 2022.
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Solicitors from in and around Suffolk say that divorce day is a myth, and couples are waiting for changes to the law due in April 2022.
Solicitors from in and around Suffolk say that divorce day is a myth, and couples are waiting for changes to the law due in April 2022.
Louise Plant Published: 2:00 AM May 19, 2021 Reporting an incident or an accident in your workplace shouldn't affect your job, says Prettys lawyer Louise Plant - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto According to the latest Health and Safety Executive statistics, almost 2.3 million working people suffered from a work-related illness or sustained an injury at work last year. In 2019/2020, 111 workers were killed at work and a further 693,000 sustained a physical injury, while 1.6 million people suffered from a work-related illness such as hearing loss, asbestosis, stress, anxiety, or depress...
Ipswich artist Hannah Aria is highlighting issues of social justice and the importance of wellbeing through a series of creative change workshops.
"By exploring our ideas about creativity and social justice together, it has helps us all to find new ways to learn, connect and be creative." Hannah Aria is also raising money to help add British Sign Language and captions to her videos - Credit: Charlotte Bond As well as signposting to mental health support services, Ms Aria is also aiming to raise £2,000 to help fund for British Sign Language to be included in her videos alongside live screen captions. Ms Aria said she wanted to raise the money because some of the workshops attendees are hard of hearing, alongside members of her team.