Bob’s Blog: Update from MALG June 2021
Hello to all our MALG Members and contacts! Lockdown may not be coming to an end as soon as we had hoped but there is certainly a light at the end of the tunnel now! Please read on for a few key things we need to update you on this month… MALG AGM and National […]
Read MoreMinistry of Justice new online access to court judgments doesn’t include CCJs
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) announced last week that it will make court and tribunal judgments available online via The National Archives for the first time, increasing transparency and providing free access for all. For the avoidance of doubt, Registry Trust, which maintains the Register of Judgements, Orders and Fines on behalf of the MoJ […]
Read MoreBob’s Blog: Update from MALG May 2021
Hello to all our MALG Members and contacts! Lockdown may now finally be lifting and we are looking forward to running face-to-face events again but our virtual events programme is still going strong and the future is likely to be a combination of both. Thanks to all those who have been attending the MALG Members Friday Forum. […]
Read MoreMoney and Pensions Service publishes ‘young people and money’ report
Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has published a new report entitled ‘Young people and money: a review of young people’s use of online information and advice’. The UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing sets a goal to ensure that two million more children and young people growing up in the UK receive a meaningful financial education […]
Read MoreYorkshire Building Society teams up with Citizens Advice to pilot one-to-one support service
Yorkshire Building Society is teaming up with Citizens Advice to launch a pilot scheme where Citizens Advice advisers will be available in branches. The six Yorkshire Building Society branches running the nine-month pilot scheme are Barnsley, Castleford, Leeds, Rothwell, Wakefield and York. The advisers will offer to support members of the public with a range […]
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