Twickenham Young Person's Poetry Competition results The judges were delighted with the quality of entries to the  SRB sponsored Twickenham Poetry Competition for 4-16 year-olds.  It was really lovely to read all the different perspectives of Twickenham and to discover what the town means to the young residents. The winners' poems are printed below, but [...]

Four Skills to Learn Before Mediation So you’ve met or spoken to your solicitor and the mediator. You’ve told them the issues, talked about your broken relationship, your finances, your hopes and aspirations for the future – it’s clear the only thing standing in the way of you moving on is your disengaged or unreasonable [...]

Offering credit terms, is risky for business? Retention of Title – an effective remedy? In our current difficult economic climate, businesses are taking an increasing risk when supplying goods on credit terms. Whilst, commercially, a seller of goods may have little option but to give credit if it wants to remain competitive, there is always [...]

Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill amended The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill (ERRB) has been amended by the government at the very last minute – at Report Stage – in the House of Commons to remove a basic right of injured workers. If this clause remains, employers will no longer be liable in the civil [...]

Stone Rowe Brewer – Supporting the Community This weekend saw Stone Rowe Brewer support two community events, the Junior Golf Open at Fulwell Golf Club and the Brain Tumour Trust Charity Cricket Match in Fleet. At Sunday's Brain Tumour Trust charity cricket match, which featured England's Darren Gough as a special guest, SRB provided a face [...]