Natalie Barnes, Solicitor in the Commercial Property team and Daniel Harley, Solicitor in the Commercial Dispute Resolution department have recently been promoted to Associates.

Over the next few weeks we will be discussing the ‘lifecycle’ of a commercial lease from a property litigation point of view and the surveyors’ perspective, focusing on its five distinctive stages. Don Peel and Peter Carroll discuss the first stage.

Nottingham’s 200 Degrees Coffee Shop will host a debate on 22nd October, called: “How I’d reinvent the World”. The debate has been organised by Nottingham Speakers’ Corner in association with RSA East Midlands and is sponsored by Fraser Brown.

Tom Gray has recently joined the board of trustees of Nottinghamshire Community Foundation (NCF), which has been recognised by the East Midlands Chamber of Commerce with a ‘Business in the Community’ Award .

Walaiti Rathore, a licensing specialist at Fraser Brown has recently helped Zaap, a Thai street food brand to obtain a premises licence for its site located in the heart of Nottingham City Council's saturation zone.

Graham Green, Senior Partner specialising in Commercial Property and Tom Gray, Corporate Partner at Fraser Brown have provided corporate advice and have helped Fresh Logistics on the acquisition of the company’s new commercial premises in Derby.

Natalie Barnes, a Commercial Property specialist at Fraser Brown has recently helped Gigi Bottega in negotiating and securing a lease for a unit in the Flying Horse Walk, an iconic retail arcade located in the heart of Nottingham’s retail district.

David Bishop, corporate director of development at the Nottingham City Council gives the latest ‘city update’ to an audience of over 60 business leaders at the Nottingham Professional Services (NPS) networking group’s event.

Licensing specialist, Walaiti Rathore and property specialist, James Woodward at Fraser Brown work with Nottingham's recently opened VOLT Club on the the transfer and variation of the premises' licence and the grant of a new lease.

The Court of Justice of the European Union has held in a Spanish case that time spent travelling to and from first and last appointments of a worker’s day should be regarded as working time when the worker is without a fixed office.

John Buchanan discusses the damage that misguided or discriminatory comments made on Social Media by members of staff can do to businesses.

Liam Wilkinson, the Commercial Property Solicitor at Fraser Brown has recently helped The Treat Kitchen secure the lease for their new premises in Intu Derby shopping centre.