Events and webinars

This three-hour workshop is bespoke training for those appointed as a company secretary of single or multi-academy trusts or supporting others who fulfill this role.

Join us for an invaluable and practical round-up of the significant cases and changes in service charges over the past year. We focus on the day-to-day impact on service charges. There will opportunity to ask questions of our service charge experts at the end of the webinar, with a recording made available.

Join us to explore real insights into previous problems we currently face and discuss some issues that would never normally reach the public domain. In 2023 we are facing the 7% rent cap, high inflation, rising interest rates and other cost pressures. As a result budgets have become strained and the risk of breaching a financial covenant has suddenly become likelier. Anthony Collins and 2Tix are dealing with clients that, despite drastic cuts to their budgets, are forecasting minimal interest cover this year.

This session will outline our newly-issued guidance and advise you on how to use it for maximum effectiveness, alongside practical advice and good practice in this area drawn from our sector expertise.

This employment health and social care 2023 webinar will look into arising issues with the TUPE legislation.

Following on from our previous webinars on IT procurement, this webinar will run through a hypothetical IT procurement subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

This webinar will look at the first set of provisions that came into force in autumn 2022, after the Charities Act 2022 received royal assent. It is expected that its provisions will be brought into force in three tranches during autumn 2022, spring 2023 and autumn 2023.

In this second of our series of webinars on IT procurement, we explore the use of framework agreements as commercial purchasing tools for IT requirements under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

The fourth in our 2022 annual housing management update webinars will be a general update on case law and legislation over the last 12 months.

Our annual employment update provides a comprehensive, accessible update of the cases that have been decided, the ones that are still to be decided, the changes to the law that have come through and the ones that are still being debated.

Catch up on the latest developments, pick up some top tips, learn to proactively manage those claims, get an insight into the market of disrepair claims, and an update on case law and the changing world of fixed fees.

The second of our annual housing management update webinars held this autumn will focus on non-litigation updates. It will cover changes in legislation, regulation and best practice relating to both tenants and leaseholders over the past 12 months.