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10/29/2025

Law For Life | Episode 6 | Divorce

In this episode of Law for Life with Franklins Solicitors, host Chris Gregg sits down with family law expert Nikita Bhara to discuss one of the most emotionally charged and misunderstood areas of law – divorce. Nikita explains how the 2022 introduction of no-fault divorce has transformed the process, removing the need for blame and making it easier for couples to separate with dignity. The episode walks listeners through each stage of the divorce process, from filing an application online to obtaining a conditional order and finally a final order. Nikita also offers valuable insights on the division of assets, consent orders, pet custody, and financial settlements, as well as the importance of taking time to reflect before finalising the decision. With practical, jargon-free advice, this episode helps demystify a stressful topic and shows how Franklin Solicitors can guide clients through divorce with compassion and clarity. #LawForLife #FranklinsSolicitors #FamilyLaw #DivorceLaw #NoFaultDivorce #LegalAdvice #ConsentOrder #FinancialSettlement #DivorceProcess #UKLaw #MiltonKeynes #Northampton #LegalPodcast #NikitaBhara #ChrisGregg #SolicitorsUK #DivorceSupport #LawPodcast

10/29/2025

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19 min
12/21/2024

Boulevard Unplugged - The Gospel Group

The Gospel Group have performed in locations in Milton Keynes for many years with up to 30 members who perform with a keyboard and acoustic guitar.

12/21/2024

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47 min
JAN 14

Moving With Clarity | Episode 3

Buying or selling a home can feel overwhelming, especially when legal jargon, delays and unexpected issues start to appear. In this episode of Moving with Clarity, we’re joined by Charlotte Cook from Clarity Conveyancing to explain how the process really works and how the right support can make all the difference. Charlotte talks about what sets Clarity apart, from their friendly, approachable team to their proactive way of spotting problems early. We discuss why good communication is essential, how local knowledge in Milton Keynes can help avoid delays, and why being able to speak to a real person face to face still matters in a world of online firms and chatbots. The episode also covers first-time buyers, selling and buying at the same time, hidden costs in cheap conveyancing quotes, unregistered land, identity checks, witnessing documents, and common pitfalls that can slow everything down. If you’re thinking about moving home this year, this episode will help you understand what to expect and how to make the journey smoother from start to finish. #MovingWithClarity #PropertyPodcast #Conveyancing #BuyingAHouse #SellingAHouse #FirstTimeBuyers #MiltonKeynes #PropertyAdvice #HomeMoving

Jan 14

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21 min
MAR 18

Moving With Clarity | Episode 4 | Source of Funds checks

A clear, reassuring episode breaking down one of the most misunderstood parts of buying a property, this conversation with Louise Wooding from Clarity explains why conveyancers must verify source of funds and what buyers can expect. It highlights how anti-money laundering regulations shape the process, what documents may be required, and why transparency is essential. Practical advice is offered throughout, from keeping clear financial records to preparing a traceable paper trail, helping listeners feel more confident and better prepared when navigating property transactions.

Mar 18

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11 min
MAR 26

Episode 5 | Running for a Reason: Harry’s Rainbow, Community Impact & Charities

In this special episode of Mom and Son on the Money, Lorraine and Travis from Happy Days Accountants are joined in the studio by guests from local Milton Keynes charity Harry’s Rainbow. Together, they reflect on the powerful experience of the MK Festival of Running, where over 170 runners came together to support bereaved children and families. The conversation explores the emotional impact of the event, from personal running challenges to the incredible community spirit that carried participants across the finish line. Dominique and Allison share the inspiring story behind Harry’s Rainbow, founded after the sudden loss of a young boy, and how the charity has since supported over 1,000 children and young people through grief. There’s also a practical side to the discussion, offering valuable insight into running a charity. The team break down different organisational structures such as charities, CIOs and CICs, highlighting the importance of financial processes, funding strategies and choosing the right people to grow a sustainable organisation. This episode blends heartfelt storytelling with real-world advice, giving listeners a deeper understanding of the challenges and rewards of charity work, while shining a light on the vital support available for families facing bereavement. Plus, hear about upcoming events including the Harry’s Rainbow Firewalk and how you can get involved in supporting this incredible cause. #Podcast #Charity #MiltonKeynes #HarrysRainbow #Fundraising #Community #Running #BereavementSupport #NonProfit #CIO #SmallCharities #Inspiration #BusinessAdvice

Mar 26

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51 min
07/01/2025

Boulevard Unplugged - Kazz Khalif

Experience the vibrant sounds and inspiring story of Kazz Khalif in this special recording of his live Boulevard Unplugged performance and in-depth radio interview with Bailey. Known as one of Zimbabwe’s hardest-working African Pop artists, Kazz Khalif (born Farhaan Khan) takes us on a journey from his early success as part of the award-winning sibling duo Bkay & Kazz to his evolution as a solo artist making waves with hit singles like Sweet Gal, She’s Worth It and Danger. In this session, Kazz talks about how consistency, passion and celebrating his roots in Afropop and RnB have opened doors to exciting new collaborations. He shares how African music’s global explosion — from Afrobeats to Amapiano — has shaped his sound and inspired his latest projects, including his new group Amafella with Bailey Browne and Tanaka Siziba. You’ll also hear the stories behind new tracks like Good Times and Leg Work, plus the meaning behind his playful new single Mr Bean. Between exclusive live performances and candid chat, this is a feel-good watch for anyone who loves authentic music, uplifting grooves and the unstoppable spirit of Kazz Khalif. Hit play and get ready to vibe along — only on Horizon Radio. #KazzKhalif #BoulevardUnplugged #Afropop #Afrobeats #Amapiano #ZimbabweMusic #BaileyBrowne #LiveMusic #MusicInterview #HorizonRadio #GoodTimes #LegWork #MrBean #Amafella

07/01/2025

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24 min
11/26/2025

Law For Life | Episode 7 | How to prepare for how the Employment Rights Bill impacts your business

In this episode of Law for Life, we sit down with employment law solicitor Georgia Harris from Franklins Solicitors for a clear, comprehensive look at one of the biggest legal shake-ups in decades: the Employment Rights Bill. As the bill reaches its final stages in Parliament, Georgia breaks down exactly what employers and employees need to know before the new rules come into force. Georgia explains how the proposed legislation will overhaul existing employment law, from day-one rights for unfair dismissal to sweeping changes in statutory sick pay, family-friendly rights, and protection around maternity, paternity and parental leave. She outlines what these changes mean in practical terms, why businesses need to start preparing now, and how contracts, policies and staff handbooks may need a complete refresh. We also explore the wider political background, including how the bill emerged from Labour’s manifesto and why it is considered one of the most significant updates to UK employment law in decades. Georgia offers valuable guidance for businesses navigating this transition period and highlights how Franklin’s can support employers with contract reviews, policy updates and legal clarity during the rollout. Whether you're an employer trying to stay compliant or an employee wanting to understand your new rights, this episode gives you the essential insight you need before the reforms arrive in 2026 and 2027. #EmploymentLaw #EmploymentRightsBill #UKLaw #HRUpdates #FranklinsSolicitors #LawForLife #EmployeeRights #UnfairDismissal #StatutorySickPay #FamilyFriendlyRights #LegalPodcast #BusinessCompliance #UKEmployers

11/26/2025

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17 min
MAR 11

Law For Life | Episode 12 | Cohabitation Agreements and cohabiting

What legal rights do couples actually have when they live together but aren’t married? It’s a question many people assume they know the answer to — but the reality under UK law often comes as a surprise. In this episode of Law for Life, Chris is joined by Zoe Hale from the Family Law team at Franklins Solicitors to explore the often-misunderstood world of cohabitation law. As more couples choose to live together without marrying, understanding the legal implications of sharing a home, finances and assets has never been more important. One of the biggest myths addressed in this discussion is the idea of the “common law marriage”. Many people believe that living together for a certain number of years automatically gives them the same legal rights as a married couple — but in England and Wales, that simply isn’t the case. Zoe explains why this misconception persists and what the law actually says. The conversation looks at what happens when unmarried couples buy property together, how ownership structures such as joint tenancy and tenants in common affect rights, and what can happen if a relationship breaks down. The episode also explains the legal framework used when disputes arise, including the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996, often referred to as TOLATA. Chris and Zoe also discuss practical steps couples can take to protect themselves before moving in together. One key option is a cohabitation agreement — a legal document that sets out how finances, property and responsibilities will be handled during the relationship and what should happen if it ends. While it may feel unromantic to plan for the possibility of separation, it can prevent significant disputes later on. The episode explores how these agreements work, what information is needed to create one, and why each partner should obtain independent legal advice before signing. Zoe also explains the difference between a declaration of trust and a cohabitation agreement, and how they can work together to provide clarity over property ownership and financial arrangements. Other topics covered include joint bank accounts, savings disputes, household expenses, financial disclosure, and how agreements should be reviewed when major life events occur — such as having children, receiving an inheritance or changes in employment. With cohabitation becoming increasingly common, this episode provides essential insight into an area of law that many people don’t fully understand until it’s too late. Whether you’re planning to move in with a partner, already sharing a home, or simply curious about your legal rights, this discussion offers clear and practical guidance on how to protect yourself and plan ahead. #CohabitationLaw #FamilyLaw #UKLaw #LivingTogether #PropertyLaw #LegalAdvice #LawForLife #FranklinsSolicitors #RelationshipsAndLaw #KnowYourRights

Mar 11

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17 min
11/02/2025

Episode 1: Introduction

In the first episode of Mum & Son On The Money Podcast, Lorraine Stone and Travus Wynne from Happy Days Accounting break the stereotype of accountants being dull and serious. Lorraine shares her journey from running a marble restoration business and burger van to becoming a finance director and, eventually, a digital nomad accountant. Travus talks about his engineering career in Canada and how life twists led him into accounting. Together, they reveal what accountants really think but don’t say — from last-minute clients and messy receipts to the myth that tax returns are fun. With humour and honesty, they explain why choosing the right accountant is all about finding someone who fits your personality, not just your balance sheet.

11/02/2025

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32 min
MAR 5

Talk Data To Me | Episode 4 | AI FOMO and the Use Case Gap

Artificial intelligence is everywhere — but are businesses rushing into it without really understanding what they need? In this episode of Talk Data to Me, Avanash is joined by enterprise systems and AI research consultant Ravi Gadgil to unpack the growing phenomenon of AI FOMO — the fear of missing out on artificial intelligence. Across boardrooms and industries, leaders feel pressure to mention AI in strategies and adopt AI-powered tools, even when the real use case isn’t clearly defined. The conversation explores why many organisations say they want AI but struggle to explain what problems they’re trying to solve. From vague business goals to poorly defined data, the discussion highlights how technology often gets implemented before the problem is properly understood. Ravi shares insights from working with professionals around the world, explaining how AI has become something of a badge of status for companies. Many organisations adopt tools simply because competitors are doing the same, leading to stacks of software and endless pilot projects that never reach a meaningful outcome. A key theme throughout the discussion is data quality. AI models rely entirely on the data they are trained on, and if that data is incomplete, inconsistent, or poorly defined, the results will be vague or misleading. Without a strong data foundation, even the most advanced AI systems can generate confident answers that don’t actually help the business. The episode also explores: • Why leaders often talk about “efficiency” and “growth” without defining what those terms mean in measurable terms • The dangers of implementing AI tools before identifying the real business problem • How vague goals lead to endless pilots that consume time and budget • Why organisations must agree on core definitions — such as what counts as a “customer” — before expecting AI to deliver insights • The role of human judgement in validating AI outputs • Why AI should be treated as a partner or assistant rather than a magical solution The discussion also touches on the psychological side of AI adoption. Social pressure and headlines about AI breakthroughs can create panic among business leaders who feel they must keep up. But the panel argues that the real solution is far simpler: start with clear objectives, build strong data foundations, and prove value before scaling AI across the organisation. Ultimately, the takeaway is clear. AI is powerful, but it doesn’t replace clarity, good data, or sound decision-making. Businesses that approach AI thoughtfully — rather than rushing in out of fear — will be the ones that see the real benefits. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #DataAnalytics #AILeadership #DataStrategy #EnterpriseData #AITransformation #BusinessTechnology #DigitalTransformation #MachineLearning #DataManagement #AITools #TechPodcast #AIInnovation #FutureOfWork

Mar 5

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40 min

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