New Pay Transparency Rule Proposed for All Workers in England Friday, July 17, 2026 pay transparency salaries jobadverts discrimination recruitment equality employment government law The government has proposed a new rule that would require employers in England to disclose salary information in all job advertisements. This initiative aims to combat pay discrimination and promote transparency during the … Read More
Birmingham man receives community order for racially abusing neighbour and police officer Monday, July 13, 2026 birmingham communityorder racism hatecrime abuse neighbour police sentencing homophobia law Adam Duffy from Birmingham has been handed a community order after engaging in a racially aggravated campaign of abuse against his neighbour. In addition to targeting his neighbour with racist language, Duffy also directed … Read More
Oldbury Sex Offender Jailed Again for Possessing Child Pornography in Library Monday, July 13, 2026 sexoffender childabuse pornography indecentimages oldbury sexualharmprevention criminaljustice recidivism childexploitation law Robert Hicks, a 72-year-old serial sex offender from Oldbury, has been sentenced to four years in prison after police discovered indecent images of children on his laptop while he was caught watching pornography in a library. … Read More
Walsall Father Receives Suspended Sentence After Reckless 90mph Police Chase in 30mph Zone Friday, July 10, 2026 walsall policing birmingham driving dangerousdriving speeding policechase sentencing law dui Idris Husmani, a 21-year-old father from Walsall, has been handed a 12-month custodial sentence, suspended for 18 months, after engaging in a high-speed police chase in Birmingham. Husmani was driving at speeds reaching 90mph … Read More
Lawyer Warns Garden Fence Disputes Can Lead to £2,500 Fines in England Thursday, July 9, 2026 fences neighbours property law fines planning privacy gardens restrictions uk A new warning from a consumer lawyer highlights that disputes over garden fences could result in fines of up to £2,500 for English homeowners this summer. The issue often arises when neighbours disagree on alterations like … Read More
Audi A6 Driver Fined for Speeding at 110mph on M6 During Christmas Day Monday, July 6, 2026 audi speeding m6 traffic law court fine penalty driving safety During a Christmas Day journey on the M6, Slawomir Marciszewski was caught driving at a dangerous speed of 110mph in a grey Audi A6, well above the 70mph motorway limit. The incident occurred near junction 12, close to the … Read More