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Dawn Raids at domestic premises for cartel activity - where things stand

1 month ago | lexology.com | Paul Walsh |Iain Campbell |Moya Clifford

Dawn Raids at domestic premises for cartel activity – where things standRecent events reported in the media including Operation Aloft, a police investigation into the award of building contracts by Liverpool City Council between 2010 and 2020, which has recently (March 2025) resulted in bribery and misconduct charges against 12 individuals, bring into focus once again the important topic of Dawn Raids and the powers bestowed upon regulators as regards domestic premises.
Gaelic requires a roadmap for radical change

Sep 15, 2024 | msn.com | Iain Campbell

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Gaelic requires a roadmap for radical change

Sep 15, 2024 | stornowaygazette.co.uk | Iain Campbell

The stage one debate for the Scottish Languages Bill, on Tuesday 17th September, will consider evidence gathered by the Education, Children and Young People Committee (ECYPC). The draft Bill’s proposed clauses ought to strengthen legislation already enacted through the Gaelic (Scotland) Act 2005.
Preparing for pooling

Aug 21, 2024 | hymans.co.uk | Iain Campbell

With the 31 March 2025 deadline to pool assets (or explain why you haven’t) fast approaching, LGPS funds in England and Wales must consider their position. The new government has confirmed the deadline stands, with the threat of mandatory intervention hanging over funds. But this required reporting is a great opportunity for funds to demonstrate both their progress and their plans, as well as to fully justify any decisions to not pool. In this short note, Iain Campbell sets out:
Five steps to building a net zero strategy and Climate Transition Action Plan

Aug 6, 2024 | hymans.co.uk | Mhairi Gooch |Iain Campbell

Our ABC approach to responsible investment, as set out in our RI mission statement, begins with ‘Achieving net zero’, and as part of this pillar we support our clients in understanding what net zero means for them. This includes how they can take meaningful action to align with this ambition and set credible net zero strategies in line with the broader goal of decarbonisation. So, how can you go about setting a credible net zero strategy?
Adding Value: Making Your CV Work

May 16, 2024 | pathfinderinternational.co.uk | Iain Campbell

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The Lawyers | Austin Macauley Publishers

Apr 3, 2024 | austinmacauley.com | Iain Campbell

Two lawyers from different backgrounds find that their worlds unexpectedly collide. One lawyer, who is also a Territorial Army Special Services Sergeant, is tasked to rescue an important British scientist from an African coup. The scientist has invented a defence against the sun’s solar flares, vital to the world’s safety, and is wanted by the African nation. The other lawyer is caught up in the African coup and also needs rescuing.
Gaelic has been badly let down, fundamental reform is now even more critical

Mar 7, 2024 | stornowaygazette.co.uk | Iain Campbell

Tha staing na Gàidhlig air fàs nas miosa – the Gaelic language crisis has got worse. The combination of a disingenuous official consultation about the challenging sociolinguistic evidence of the remaining Gaelic vernacular communities in the islands, and now the withdrawal of funding for Gaelic officers in these areas, demonstrates the reality of official concern for sustaining native-speaking communities.
Venture to be wise: UK venture and growth capital

Mar 6, 2024 | hymans.co.uk | Iain Campbell

The UK government has set out bold ambitions to boost the UK economy. A key part of its plan is to make the UK a more attractive place to run a company, from starting up to publicly listing on a stock exchange. One element of the government’s strategy is to increase the supply of capital to this area. The questions are, of course, where this capital comes from and where in the UK financial system it should go.
The metabolic overdrive hypothesis: hyperglycolysis and glutaminolysis in bipolar mania - Molecular Psychiatry

Jan 24, 2024 | nature.com | Iain Campbell

AbstractEvidence from diverse areas of research including chronobiology, metabolomics and magnetic resonance spectroscopy indicate that energy dysregulation is a central feature of bipolar disorder pathophysiology. In this paper, we propose that mania represents a condition of heightened cerebral energy metabolism facilitated by hyperglycolysis and glutaminolysis.