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Ross Kennedy Explains A Supreme Court Ruling On Sponsor Licence Penalties

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By Ross Kennedy
| Mondaq
“The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal in Akbars Restaurant (Middlesbrough) Limited v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] UKSC 26, holding that a civil penalty notice issued under section 15 of the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006 was invalid because it did not specifically state the basis on which the Home Secretary considered the employer liable” writes Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law’s Senior Client Manager Ross Kennedy in his latest explainer for immigration...
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Visa Fee Reimbursement Scheme Opens For Eligible Scale-ups.

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By Ross Kennedy
| Mondaq
The UK Government has launched the Visa Fees Reimbursement Scheme for Scale-Ups: a targeted grant scheme to help UK scale-ups in Clean Energy, Life Sciences, and Digital and Technologies hire immigrant talent. The scheme aims to reduce cost barriers to hire internationally for these sectors central to the UK Government’s growth and innovation strategy by reimbursing visa fees for eligible hires and their dependants.
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Key Spring 2026 UK Immigration Changes Include New Duties For Employers With Sponsor Licences

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By Vanessa Ganguin, Ross Kennedy
| Mondaq
[UPDATE 3 June 2026: there has been a rollback on right to work changes for sponsors and a few other updates for sponsors which you can read about here.] It’s Spring: time for Snowdrops, Bluebells, bare legs and a swathe of immigration changes for personnel teams to grapple with. We will first cover changes affecting sponsoring employers.
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