Articles by ‘Paul Daniels’

RWK Goodman has advised Gold Care Homes on the acquisition of Marlborough Court in Thamesmead, London, Murrayfield in Edmonton, London and Norwood Green in Southall, Middlesex.

RWK Goodman, a leading provider of legal services to the social care sector, has advised the regional and family-run care provider, Coate Water Care, on the acquisition of a new care home in Devizes, Wiltshire.

As “co-working” and “flexible office space” become everyday terms, we look at the sector’s best-known start-up and determine what sets it apart from the competition.

Aaron Collins-Tomas, owner of TONIQ has been working as a personal trainer in and around Bath for over twelve years. Formerly the lead trainer at prestigious members’ club and hotel Babington House and now running his own boutique gym studio TONIQ Life in the Apthorpe Centre, he is a familiar face to many in the city.

Here we give our top tips for Care Operators embarking on a property development project

A construction lawyer who played a key role in advising members of EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C supply chain has joined RWK Goodman’s Construction & Engineering team in Bath as a partner. Catherine Welch…

Business-owners in Bath should focus on their immediate business concerns and the challenges posed by the city’s infrastructure rather than hard-to-influence Brexit-related issues, a local business group has said. Ian Bell, executive director for…

The Real Estate team at RWK Goodman have advised Grove Business Park in connection with the first major pre-let of its new development known as “GBP1”.

Richard Gorham, associate in the Real Estate team at RWK Goodman   The Real Estate team at RWK Goodman, has helped the owners of a busy service station to sell their site to BP…

Left to right: Richard Roth pictured with Paul Daniels, partner and head of the Real Estate team at RWK Goodman   Law firm RWK Goodman has strengthened its Real Estate team with the appointment…

The Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee has published a series of guidance documents to assist community pharmacy contractors in attaining General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance.

More than half of care home places in the UK are comprised by local authority-funded residents. However, due to many factors, not least the negotiating power of local authorities and the squeeze on their finances, it is thought that local authority fees are provided near to or at cost for care home providers. Therefore, in order to make this a viable financial model, some care home providers will charge self-funding clients more than their local authority equivalents, which is known as “cross-subsidisation”.