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Daily Archives: 30th April 2026

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Signing your first sports contract – What junior athletes need to know

The moment a young athlete is offered their first professional contract is one that families often describe as the culmination of years of dedication. It can also be one of the most legally significant moments in that athlete’s life and one that is often approached without the independent advice it deserves. Professional sport is, at…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan

Terms and conditions – Why rising costs mean it’s time to review yours

Most businesses will have drafted their standard terms and conditions at a point when costs, supply chains and trading conditions looked very different. However, recent events in geopolitics, particularly the conflict in the Middle East, are driving up costs for many businesses. If you haven’t reviewed your terms and conditions recently, then now may be…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan

My ex is refusing to sell our house – What can I do?

When a relationship ends and a property is jointly owned, one of the most common – and most frustrating – situations that arises is where one party wants to sell and the other refuses. Whether the property was a family home or an investment, the inability to move forward can cause real financial and personal…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan

Commercial property – How the Renters’ Rights Act interacts with mixed-use properties

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the Act) takes full effect on 1 May 2026 and so far, much of the commentary has focused on its impact on residential landlords. This is with good reason, as the abolition of Section 21 and the move to open-ended periodic tenancies represent the most fundamental overhaul of the private…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan

IHT and estates – Time to review your plans

The Inheritance Tax landscape has changed more significantly in the past eighteen months than at any point in a generation. The reforms that took effect on 6 April 2026 will have real consequences for family businesses, farming estates and anyone who has previously structured their affairs in reliance on Agricultural Property Relief (APR) or Business…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan

The Journey Behind 50 Years of Success – Peter Meadows on Brooklands Radio

Peter had the pleasure of joining Brooklands Radio to celebrate a huge milestone — 50 years of Meadows & Co serving the community. From humble beginnings to half a century of dedication, growth and trusted service, Peter shared the story behind the business, the lessons learned along the way, and what the future holds. It…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan

Stress Awareness Month – What are employers’ obligations to workplace wellbeing?

April has seen the world mark Stress Awareness Month – encouraging businesses and individuals to #BeTheChange. Whether you put much value in awareness days or not, this campaign is a reminder that improving workplace wellbeing rarely requires grand gestures. More often than not, small, consistent steps, embedded into how a business is run day to…

30th April 2026Articles and NewsBy Meadows Ryan
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