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Keeping workers and customers safe during COVID-19

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Keeping workers and customers safe during COVID-19 in restaurants, pubs, bars and takeaway services.

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Lease Payments [COVID-19]

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The COVID-19 outbreak has amounted to a radical and unforeseeable event which has disrupted the business of many licensed premises; public houses, wine bars, restaurants, hotels and members clubs to name but a few.

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COVID-19 update – we are open for business

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In response to the current developments around the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and following government and Public Health England advice, Dadds LLP offices are not currently open to the public until further notice. However, please be assured that the measures we have put in place will ensure that we can still provide the best possible service to all of our clients and colleagues.

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New Polymer £20 now in circulation

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The new polymer £20 note has now been released into circulation on the 20th February 2020.  The old paper £20 notes will remain as valid tender until the Bank of England advises they will be withdrawn from circulation, although no date has been confirmed.

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Children Disputes

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It goes without saying that upon parents separating, it is distressing for all family members concerned, no less the children, when the difficulties agreeing the arrangements for the children.

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