EFN-News

We have been joined by FD Centre Director James Nicholson-Smith this month who has recorded a webinar on the topic of  ‘Banking Relationships’.  The webinar reveals some surprising insights about the importance of building a strong relationship with the bank...

Ellis-Fermor &Negus are pleased to announce the appointment of Shauna Partridge to the Commercial Property team at the Beeston office. Shauna, a trainee Legal Executive, has been working for the firm since July 2012 and has gained considerable experience in...

Nottingham’s Arran Linton-Smith is aiming to break a world record this year, for having the most company logos on a single piece of sports clothing. Arran cycled through heavy wind and rain to compete at the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 event...

Hollygirt School based in Nottingham has received approval from the Charity Commission to admit boys from the start of the 2014 academic year. The objects of the Rhoda Jessop Educational Charity which is responsible for the School originally restricted the...

We are pleased to announce the latest addition of Private Client solicitor, Jacqueline Lewis, to our legal team in Long Eaton. Originally from the Wirral, but now living in Bramcote, Jacqueline is the newest member of the probate team in Long...

Our charity for the year is “The Arches Project” which is based on Lenton Lane in Nottingham.  The Arches Project is a series of initiatives which seek to provide a place of compassion and care for those in need, providing...

Murray Macnab has been appointed a Director of Ellis-Fermor & Negus Solicitors after joining the well-known and long-established East Midlands Solicitors’ Practice in 2011. Murray, a former Corporate Finance Partner with Freeth Cartwright and former Chairman of the Nottinghamshire and...

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Ben Bourne, Charity and employment solicitor at Ellis-Fermor & Negus attended the Charity Commission’s Annual Public Meeting this autumn where the keynote speech was given by Neville Brownlee from the Charity Commission addressing the Commission’s new tougher approach in this...

He stuck to his guns on no increase in base rate until unemployment down to 7% (subject to inflationary pressures) which is good news. He did however explain why he thought it would take a while to get unemployment down...