How can something as big as a house be missed from someone’s estate?

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How can something as big as a house be missed from someone’s…

When families fall apart

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When families fall apart When children are separated from their birth parents…

Ashes, urns and the law on moving human remains

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Ashes, urns and the law on moving human remains A builder laying…

A question of identity

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A question of identity In an era where we shred bank statements,…

Irish genealogy: missing records and amazing memories

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Irish genealogy: missing records and amazing memories In this article regional executive Kay…

All in a name

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All in a name People change their names for a wide variety…

When a small act of kindness makes a world of difference

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When a small act of kindness makes a world of difference The…

Eat, sleep, row, repeat: how four intrepid women set a world record

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Eat, sleep, row, repeat: how four intrepid women set a world record…

A past full of secrets

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A past full of secrets At Anglia Research confidentiality is very important…

Guarding against risk

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Guarding against risk When someone dies leaving a will, the deceased’s executors…

Special update from Yorkshire Rows

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Special update from Yorkshire Rows As one of the sponsors of the…

The history behind your birth certificate

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The history behind your birth certificate As the gateway to basic legal…