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Brexit and France
On 28th August 2019 , Steve Barclay, the Brexit Secretary delivered a speech on Brexit in Paris at the Summer conference of...
Brexit and the UK Legislative Timetable
The contest between the UK Parliament and the UK Government as to what legislation is needed to implement a "no deal " Brexit continues...
A Good Day to Bury Planning News? MHCLG Releases Discussion Paper on 'The Day of BREXIT Headlines'
In what is either a case of really unfortunate timing, or extreme sneakiness, yesterday the Ministry of Housing, Communities and...
Brexit and the Netherlands
On 26th August 2019 the "Brexit" spotlight shone on the Netherlands with the announcement by the NFIA, the Netherlands Foreign...
ICO stepping up plans to fine data controllers who've not registered or paid the correct fee
Are you a data controller? Have you registered and paid the correct fee?
One aspect of data protection compliance in the UK that is often...
Brexit and China
On 24th July 2019, Boris Johnson, the UK's new Prime Minster, was reported by "the Washington Examiner" as having given an interview to a...
Brexit and the Irish Backstop (Again!)
With the holiday month of August moving towards its end, thoughts about the Irish Backstop and how to address it (to scrap or...
Brexit and the European Communities Act 1972
The European Communities Act 1972 (ECA) was the domestic UK legislation that bound the UK to membership of the EC (now the...
Brexit and Operation Yellowhammer
To the lexicon of Brexit jargon - including "No deal"; "WTO rules"; "Transition period"; "Article 50"; "Another referendum" ;...
FAQ’s: Holiday entitlement and pay of term-time and other part-year workers
Last week, the Court of Appeal ruled in Brazel v The Harpur Trust that employers can't pro-rate the holiday entitlement or pay of part...
Brexit and Electronic Commerce
There is a wealth of legislation dealing with e-commerce and so-called "Information Society Services" in the UK and much of it is...
Brexit and the European Central Bank
The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank for the Eurozone, currently comprising 19 member states of the EU.
For those of...
Can an employer rely on a breach of the immigration rules to argue that an employment contract is unenforceable?
It is unlawful to employ someone who does not have the right to reside and work in the UK or who is working in breach of their conditions...
Brexit and US trade deals
On 13th August 2019, The Times newspaper reported John Bolton, the White House aide, who was visiting the UK, as saying that the UK would...
Influential report calls on government to fundamentally change the way discrimination claims are enforced
The House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee has published a report which, if implemented, will radically change the way in which...
Brexit and (re-) structuring your business in case of a "no deal"
A common lament that is heard in business circles is how hard it is to find focussed, practical and straightforward advice as to...
Brexit and the Road to Perdition
It is fair to say that the British Constitution has come under attack from every side of Parliament and beyond during the UK Brexit debate.
Brexit and Competition law
On 8th August 2019, the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) issued a press release as to how merger...
Treehouse of Horrors or just another little dig at permitted development rights?
Just last week the popular press has reported on a tree house in Lincolnshire being threatened with planning enforcement. The summer...
Brexit and the Food and Drink Industry
In a dramatic intervention on 7th August 2019, the UK Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has called (and not for the first time) for waivers...
Brexit and the Creative Industries
As the UK gets closer to the Brexit door (currently scheduled to be reached on 31st October 2019 at 11pm (UK time)), various industry...
Brexit and Free Ports
In early August 2019, the UK Government announced that it is planning to create up to 10 "free ports", around seaports and airports,...
Breaking: Court of Appeal rule that employers can't pro-rate holiday of term time only workers
The Court of Appeal has today handed down an important decision that will affect all workers on permanent contracts who only work part of...
Brexit and the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011
The tussle between the Remainers who want a People's Vote and the Brexiteers who are not prepared to contemplate any further...
Workplace Mental Health: The Case For A Proactive Approach
As mental health conditions take over from back pain as the main source of work-related illness, we know the importance of the emotional...
Brexit and accelerating UK preparations for a "no deal"
The last week of July 2019 saw the publication of reports by the Institute for Government think tank (IfG) and the...
Tales from the Planning Court: a very quick round-up of some recent case law
Are you sitting comfortably? Good, then I'll begin... After the whirlwind of events that lead to my last blog post, this week I...
Is there a housing crisis?
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke broadcast a brilliant programme earlier this week on Channel 4 ("George Clarke's council house...
Junior doctors may be entitled to millions of pounds back pay because 'faulty' software incorrectly recorded their working hours
A decision of the Court of Appeal handed down this week will have widespread repercussions for many NHS Trusts who may owe junior doctors...
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