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Myth-busting Brazel: tips for the education sector
Back in November, we attended the ISBA Conference alongside many HR professionals from independent schools. It was great to see so many...
Final round-up for biodiversity for 2022 – CoP 19 CITES
I recently wrote about the outcome of CoP 15 Convention of Biodiversity which concluded on 19th December in Montreal Canada after 2 weeks...
Is an employee's support of a particular football club a protected belief under the Equality Act?
Many people share Diego Maradona's view that “football isn’t a game, nor a sport; it’s a religion”. Religion is, of course, protected...
An Introduction to… Material Planning Considerations
When planning applications are being decided, the decision maker is limited as to what they can take into consideration when deciding...
Tesco facing UK lawsuit over F&F working conditions
Big brands should be aware of the importance of supply chain risk assessments and having comprehensive modern slavery polices in place...
Some welcome news for the Hospitality sector
The government announced yesterday a six month extension to the alcohol duty freeze taking it through to the summer when the new tax...
Environmental targets at last – what has changed?
In March 2022, the government launched a consultation on environmental targets. These environmental targets are of major relevance for...
Is it a good start to the week for biodiversity? - CoP15 and its conclusion
Has it been a good start to the week for biodiversity from an international perspective with the new Global Framework for the protection...
In the Bleak Midwinter... Cold winds stall local plan progress, LURB heads to the Lords, the Supreme Court rules on DB Symmetry & other news
It has been yet another busy old week in the wonderful world of planning. So in between dodging snowballs, ice-skating along the...
On the Twelfth day of Christmas...
…Natalie Hayes-Green from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team concludes our series of articles with a look at what is thought to...
Protecting the rights of young people who have been accused of sexual abuse or harassment at college
Last year Ofsted was asked by the government to carry out a rapid review of sexual abuse within schools and colleges after there were...
On the Eleventh day of Christmas...
... Alison Willis from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team reflects on another key case from 2022.
Whilst the closure of...
On the Tenth day of Christmas...
... Ross Condie from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes takes a look at the Court of Appeal’s decision in Spire Property...
DfE guidance and funding for energy efficiency measures in schools and colleges
On 6 December the government published new guidance on how schools and colleges can be more energy efficient. The guidance seeks to...
On the Ninth day of Christmas...
...Today Malcolm Worrell from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team looks at how the scales of justice tips further towards...
A plant-based Christmas?
Have you ordered the turkey yet? How about the pigs in blankets? Perhaps this is the year for goose?
For most people planning their...
On the Eighth day of Christmas...
...Today Nadia Khan from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team analyses the issue of non-payment of service charges by examining
Important reminder of the requirements for a valid exchange of contracts
In Aslam v Rehman [2022] UKUT 251 (LC), the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) examined the requirements for a valid exchange of contracts,...
Why are the delays in UK Government publishing Its environmental targets so important?
In accordance with Section 4 of the Environment Act the UK Government were due to publish details of their environmental targets with the...
On the Seventh Day of Christmas...
...Today Bryn Davey from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team analyses the Kowalek & Anor v Hassanein Ltd [2022] EWCA Civ...
Navigating the challenges of the current economic climate – key takeaways
On Monday 5 December 2022, we hosted our free webinar ‘Helping Your Business Be Resilient to Risk During the Current Economic Climate’ to...
Five reasons to remind your staff to behave during the festivities
You know December has arrived when you start receiving the boringly repetitive articles about the legal risks of hosting a workplace...
On the Sixth Day of Christmas...
...Today Catherine Dear from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines the issue of service charges.
Parmer v 127 Ladbroke Grove...
What are the employment law implications of the ONS reclassification of colleges?
On 29 November 2022, the Office for National Statistics announced that it had reclassified further education and sixth form college...
Goblin mode...
Quiet firing is a thing.. who knew about Goblin mode? Apparently meaning unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, slovenly, or greedy...
On the Fifth Day of Christmas...
...Today Sana Ikhlaq and Rachel Belinfante from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines the issue of VAT on break payments...
LURB's Labour's Lost? A recap of the last few days in the world of Planning Reform
There has always been a lot going on in the world of planning, but the speed at which announcements have been released over the last few...
Why you should include micro-aggression in your diversity and equality training (and tips on how to do it)
Last week the Queen Consort hosted a ‘Violence against Women and Girls’ reception at Buckingham Palace. One of the guests was Ngozi...
On the Fourth Day of Christmas...
...Today Stacey Moore from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate Disputes team examines the topic of post-pandemic lease renewals.
The 2021 case of
On the Third Day of Christmas...
…Today Paul Henson from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate team examines the Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992 and in particular...
Festive funding rows: CIL, planning fees & local authority funding
We are now officially in December, which means that festive-ness is now socially acceptable*. As such, I thought we should get...
On the Second Day of Christmas...
…Today Thomas Freeman from Irwin Mitchell’s Real Estate team examines the Electronic Communications Code and analyses the recent...
On the First Day of Christmas...
… Real Estate disputes trainee, Jake Marshall, gives us a summary of landlords’ duties to make reasonable adjustments for disabled...
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