Public Health Wales have announced changes to the current routine cervical screening programme. Currently, people with a cervix between the ages 25 and 49 in Wales are invited to screening tests every three years.
The change announced in January, which brings Wales in line with the UK National Screening Committee recommendations, will reduce the frequency of cervical screenings to every five years for this age group and matches the time gap in screenings for those ages 50 to 64. More...
Having been a member of the industry since 2006, a lecturer in employment law at University of South Wales and an owner of an independent coffee business, Gemma has had an exciting and diverse career.
Joining Howells Solicitors as an associate in 2017 and becoming a partner in 2019, Gemma has contributed hugely towards the success of the firm whilst keeping busy in her spare time teaching dance and looking after her German Shepherd. More...
The Welsh Government recently announced their plan to implement the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, which is set to come into force from 15th July 2022.
The fact that it has taken some six years to implement the Act, since it was passed by the Senedd evidences the complexities of the legislation, as well as the current workload with which Welsh Government is contending. More...
Howells Solicitors have appointed an industry renowned legal expert as their new Head of Litigation. More...
Our Head of Employment, Gemma Bailey has taken the time to analyse a multitude of factors to compile the most important employment law updates for the coming year. Read them all here. More...
