Hethertons Solicitors was delighted to sponsor TrustFest – a new local festival.

The family fun day, held at The Red Lion, in York, featured live music from The Mothers and other local musicians.

Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) has sounded a note of caution over plans to overhaul the laws relating to Wills.

Earlier this month, the Law Commission outlined plans to make a number of major reforms, arguing that the current process harked back to the Victorian era.

A contact order which was previously issued abroad cannot be enforced, the Court of Appeal has confirmed.

The case in question concerned the daughters born to an Estonian father and an English mother.

Two men who previously worked as undercover detectives for West Yorkshire Police were penalised for whistleblowing, a Tribunal has ruled.

The pair were removed from duties and given civilian desk jobs not long after they had lodged complaints about management in the force.

The average deposit for Britain’s first-time buyers rose to more than £32,000 last year, an annual report has revealed, although the situation is somewhat less daunting locally.

The new research, published earlier this month, demonstrates the scale of the challenge facing many of those looking for their first home.