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It is highly...
A continuous environmental problem is not always a continuous nuisance, the Supreme Court says
Recently, the Supreme Court issued its ruling on Jalla and another (Appellants) v Shell International Trading and Shipping Company and...
Housebuilder fined £480,000 for failure to implement measures to prevent multiple pollution incidents
In what could be seen as a clear message to large companies that cause pollution to the environment that Magistrates Courts are willing...
Proposed changes to the post-Brexit employment law landscape: how much 'red tape' will disappear?
This week, the government published a policy paper which explains the steps it will take to reduce red tape and allow businesses to get...
Secretary of State threatens to put ten LPAs into special measures
This morning (May 12th) DLUHC published letters from the Michael Gove, the Secretary of State, to ten separate local planning authorities...
Return of the MAC: Should hospitality be on the Shortage Occupation List?
The hospitality sector accounts for a significant 7% of the UK workforce and comparing the most recent three-month period up until...
Sunset clause is scrapped, but environmental regulations still get a hit
The legislation derived from the EU that was retained as part of Brexit will no longer be completely revoked at the end of the year,...
The Infrastructure Levy: A Radical, Risky, Reform that we all need to engage with
This blog started life as an opinion piece written for a roundtable with RPS and DLUHC discussing the Infrastructure Levy proposals that...
ESG: Investors call on businesses to reduce plastic use or face financial consequences
The recent news that a coalition of investors that oversee $10tn in assets has called on companies including Amazon, PepsiCo and...
New guidance for employers wanting to report on their ethnic pay gaps
Over recent years the UK government has been under pressure to introduce legislation to compel large employers to report their ethnic pay...
Coronation concert chaos
As part of the Coronation celebrations over the weekend, a star-studded concert is taking place in the grounds of Windsor Castle. ...
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Although the weather looks like it will be distinctly average in the coming days, this weekend could be a great one for the hospitality...
Trouble Brewing? Black Sheep latest brewer to appoint administrators
Masham-based Black Sheep Brewery has announced that it is to appoint administrators, following unsuccessful attempts to secure new...
Co-op introduces new compassionate leave policy
The Co-op’s new compassionate leave policy is a welcome move that shows that the retailer is trying to put its colleagues first.
It is...
A Kat fight down under
This is a classic David v Goliath dual. In 2008, Katie Taylor registered the name “KATIE PERRY” as a trade mark in Australia in relation...
London's closing schools: Is the housing crisis creating a lost generation?
Last week, I listened to two separate podcasts* discussing the same phenomenon. Central London's primary schools are closing at an...
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