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  What do our Corporate clients think?

  As part of our 20th Midlands Deal Dinner event we asked our clients what they enjoyed most about working in the Midlands region and what they thought about workin...

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  The importance of leadership for business resilience

  Vanda Murray explores the importance of leadership when considering business resilience.

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  How to build business resilience in a complex and uncertain world

  Mike Owtram, Managing Partner at Kiddy & Partners, challenges resilience at an organisational, team and individual level.

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  The importance of courage and flexibility for business resilience

  Mark Gregory explores the importance for businesses to show courage and flexibility in order to be resilient today and in the future.

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  Modernising an old insurance company pension arrangement

  We have successfully modernised an old insurance company pension arrangement to make it suitable for the 21st century.

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  Winding up a pension scheme

  We were set a challenging timescale for winding up a pension scheme by the Japanese parent company to one of the schemes to which we were appointed trustee.

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  Securing benefits for members on an industry-wide pension scheme

  We have successfully secured benefits for members of an industry-wide pension scheme in full with an insurance company and will soon complete the winding up of th...

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  London Borough of Brent: Alperton and Wembley Housing Zones

  We advised the council on the delivery of a £700m programme of residential-led, mixed use development across two major housing zone projects.

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  Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022

  We’re advising Birmingham City Council on the assembly of land to build the athletes village and supporting infrastructure for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

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  Land assembly and compulsory purchase for Stoke-on-Trent University Quarter

  We managed the land assembly and compulsory purchase of a 1.2 hectare landmark site opposite Stoke-on-Trent’s mainline railway station.