As awareness and acceptance of neurodiversity have grown, the number of diagnoses has also increased. This growing openness is a positive development, but it also brings new challenges for workplaces. Employers are still learning how to respond, particularly with self-diagnosis on the rise and with the pressures on the NHS preventing medical diagno...
Miller Samuel Hill Brown is delighted to announce the promotion of Chloe Crawford to Senior Solicitor. This recognition not only underscores Chloe's dedication to the firm but also highlights her talent and contributions to the field of licensing law. Chloe's journey with Miller Samuel Hill Brown began in January 2021 when she joined the Licensing ...
With the recent high-profile acquisition of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) by Netflix, the world of sports entertainment has seen a resurgence in professional wrestling this year. As a result, licensed premises throughout Scotland may consider showing late-night premium live events as part of their usual sports programming. As the annual WWE M...
The 1 am pilot scheme in Glasgow City Centre has provided a much-needed boost to the City's late-night economy over the past year, and on Friday, the 9th of May, the City of Glasgow Licensing Board agreed to make it a permanent part of their policy. This news comes after the nightclub extension to 4 am in the City Centre was made permanent after a ...
