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Emily Booth

London

editor at @ArchitectsJrnal

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  • Small businesses urged to check if their refund and return policies are legal

    3 weeks ago | internetretailing.com.au | Emily Booth

    E-commerce Managing refund and return policies can be challenging for small businesses to navigate.

  • Small businesses - check if your refund and return policies are actually legal

    3 weeks ago | insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Emily Booth

    Managing refund and return policies can be challenging for small businesses to navigate. On one hand, you want to protect yourself from customers taking advantage of generous returns and refund policies and sending back items that cannot be resold. On the other hand, you don’t want to receive a notice from the regulator because your policy is not compliant with the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).

  • Emily Booth

    3 weeks ago | insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Emily Booth

    Special Counsel Emily Booth is a corporate lawyer with particular expertise in intellectual property and privacy issues. Emily assists a broad range of clients including those in retail and the media and advertising industries. Prior to joining Holding Redlich, Emily worked in-house as a lawyer in the FMCG and telecommunications industries.

  • £269pp-'Mamma Mia! The Party' exclusive event w/London stay

    1 month ago | travelzoo.com | Emily Booth

    *Dependent upon party size, Tier B guests will be seated in the North and South upper terraces, the West terrace (upper and mezzanine levels), or on high level tables in the South balcony and North balcony. Tier A seats are on the ground floor (Courtyard), the North and South terraces, the West terrace (upper and lower levels), or on high level tables in the beach bar area (seats depend on group size). Alcohol-free options of drinks are available. Doors open at 6:30pm for a brisk 7pm start.

  • Building with natural materials promotes sustainability, circularity - and joyful architecture

    1 month ago | architectsjournal.co.uk | Emily Booth

    Of all the curious and delightful nuggets you might find in the AJ, I’ll bet you didn’t expect to read this line: ‘One depicts the sleepy head of a golden mole popping out from the stonework, while another, a pangolin, hangs on for dear life at the top of the tower.’Our architecture editor Rob Wilson has visited David Kohn’s striking, sinuous addition to New College, Oxford, where carved gargoyles and grotesques emerge from the pink sandstone cornices.

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19 Oct 23

RT @ArchitectsJrnal: Neil Onions: the mentors’ mentor https://t.co/5MKUrhtrFn

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8 Aug 23

RT @waitey: Dowen Farmer submits plans for multistorey 'dark kitchen' cube in west London. 260 commercial kitchens in one block. A UK first…

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Emily Booth @emjbooth
23 Jun 23

AJ100 Contribution to the Profession winner Pooja Agrawal: ‘I’m driven by making places that are equitable and vibrant’ https://t.co/hYmhEoHviM @ArchitectsJrnal @AgrawalPooj https://t.co/8Rw5vVqys9