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Gabbs are sponsoring The Knife Angel Hereford
26 Feb 2021
The Knife Angel - shining a spotlight on Britain's knife crime and all forms of violence and aggression
Gabbs are proud to be a Borderlines Festival Supporter
25 Feb 2021
BORDERLINES 2021 WELCOMES YOU BACK TO CINEMA - ONLINE
FRIDAY 26 MARCH TO SUNDAY 11 APRIL 2021
Gabbs Solicitors are proud to support the Hay Festival Winter Weekend by sponsoring ‘BEHIND THE SCENES AT HAY CASTLE'
19 Nov 2020
Proud sponsors of Hay Winter Festival Weekend
Congratulations to Sarah Charlesworth
11 Aug 2020
Many congratulations to Sarah who has successfully completed and passed her Legal Practice Course
Covid-19 - Face coverings to be worn when visiting Law Firms
10 Aug 2020
New rules on face coverings from today affecting premises providing professional, legal or financial services (post offices, banks, building societies, high-street solicitors and accountants, credit unions, short-term loan providers, savings clubs and money service businesses)
New Registrar announced
1 Aug 2020
Jeremy Wilding, Director Gabbs Solicitors based in Hereford takes up his appointment as Registrar for Hereford Diocese.
Welsh Land Transaction Tax will have a temporary increase in the nil rate band
20 Jul 2020
It has been announced that Welsh Land Transaction Tax will have a temporary increase in the nil rate band with effect from 27th July until 31st March 2021
GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSE BUYERS AS CHANCELLOR TARGETS STAMP DUTY
9 Jul 2020
There has been some good news for house buyers in England, as the Chancellor has announced that from 8 July until 31 March 2020, the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) 0% band has been increased from £125,000 up to £500,000. This means that if you are buying at a price of up to £500,000, you now pay no SDLT at all. Previously a buyer would have ended up paying up to £10,000 in tax.
Congratulations to Lucy
3 Jul 2020
Many congratulations to Lucy who has passed the first year of her Graduate Diploma in Law with flying colours