The Gazette

Publication Date

31 March 2016

Lucy Harris, of the Imperial War Museum, considers the role of the first official war artist, and the significance of the work ‘Tanks’.

Publication Date

30 March 2016

You can change any part of your name and start using it without a legal process, but a deed poll will put your change of name on the official register and in the official public record.

Publication Date

23 March 2016

The Scottish Parliament has passed the new Bankruptcy (Scotland) Bill 2016, the first time in 13 years that Scottish laws on insolvency have been brought together into one piece of legislation.

Publication Date

22 March 2016

Administration is a procedure for which a licensed insolvency practitioner is appointed to oversee and protect a business.

Publication Date

22 March 2016

A voluntary arrangement is a legally binding agreement between a debtor and their creditor to write off part of the debt owed.

Publication Date

22 March 2016

Insolvency is a general term used for all types of insolvency, including being made bankrupt, going into receivership, liquidation, administration or voluntary arrangements.

Publication Date

22 March 2016

What happens when a company goes into liquidation? And what is the role of a liquidator? David Kirk, a chartered accountant and licensed Insolvency Practitioner at Kirks, explains the process when a company enters liquidation.

Publication Date

21 March 2016

Flt Lt Eric Garland’s extraordinary actions during World War 2 can be chronicled through Gazette citations.

Publication Date

18 March 2016

Suzanne Brooker and Stacey Jones explain what happens when it’s the end of the line for a business. 

Publication Date

11 March 2016

The proposed change to probate fees in relation to the value of the property left behind is likely to hit the farming community hard, according to Farmers Weekly.