Legal agreement reached to fund Beechmere blaze victims
Victims of the Beechmere care home blaze in Crewe are to benefit from funds raised by the public after a legal agreement was reached.
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Legal expert backs campaigners injunction bid for Barony Park
A leading barrister has backed campaigners in their bid to secure an injunction against unauthorised travellers on Barony Park in Nantwich.
Friends of Barony Park and Conservative MP candidate Dr Kieran Mullan have led calls for Cheshire East Council to apply for a court injunction.
Campaigners say Cheshire East “refuses” to reveal legal advice over Barony Park injunction
Campaigners fighting for a court injunction to tackle unauthorised traveller camps in Nantwich, say Cheshire East Council has “refused” to disclose details of legal advice which has stalled the move.
Muller legal challenge of Cheshire East Local Plan thrown out by High Court
A developer bidding to build more than 1,000 homes in Nantwich, has had its legal challenge of Cheshire East Council’s Local Plan thrown out by High Court judges.
Muller Strategic Projects, who want to build the ‘Nantwich South’ village in Stapeley, had argued the authority’s Local Plan was void because irregularities over air quality data.
Hibberts in Nantwich expands with new appointment
Hibberts Solicitors has strengthened its team by appointing Tara Crisp to its Nantwich office.
Tara has joined the team as Chartered Legal Executive to use her skills and knowledge to build customer relationships and establish new clients.
Nantwich law firm Beswicks wins legal battle in HS2 land case
A Nantwich law firm is celebrating victory in a complex legal battle over land required for high speed rail.
Beswicks Legal, together with Hinson Parry and Company Chartered Surveyors in Stone, won the first Lands Tribunal case against HS2 and the Secretary of State for Transport.
Nantwich law firm Hibberts backs event to help families plan future
Law firm Hibberts LLP backed a special event aimed to help people plan for their future and how to fund it.
The ‘mythbuster’ afternoon held at the Methodist Church in Nantwich, comes as the Ministry of Justice is set to impose probate fees of up to £20,000 from May.
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