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In 2019, planning permission Ref: RE18/02667/CON was granted for the retention and extension of the existing well site at Horse Hill and...
Government’s advisers say the UK is fundamentally failing to hit climate targets
This week saw the release of a report by the Climate...
In Fahmy v The Arts Council England, the tribunal had to decide if an employee who had expressed gender critical views at work had been...
Here it is – at last! Although unpredictable in so many ways, the British Summer is a time of year we all look forward to. The bright...
The Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) went live on 1 August 2022. Between that date and the end of the transitional period (31 January...
Trustees and employers may not, we hope, be in the position of Claudius (“When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in...
Labour energy strategy announced – Making Britain a clean energy superpower?
Labour’s highly anticipated energy mission was announced...
Mental health can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to perform well in their job. With an estimated one in four people...
On 6 June it was announced that the PGA Tour and the Saudi backed LIV Golf had agreed a proposed merger, which will also include the DP...
Companies in the Consumer sector continue to come up short when it comes to ensuring that they are paying the National Minimum Wage to...
Over the last few years, we've seen an increase in the number of clients asking for advice on how to deal with staff who have expressed...
The UK manufacturing sector has faced significant change over the couple of decades but perhaps the biggest will be how it faces up to...
It is a potential consequence of any mediation that, even after overcoming all hurdles and reaching a binding agreement, one or more...
In 2021 the Government embarked on a consultation process on whether to introduce legislation on the use of non-compete clauses found in...
Business rates reform and stronger regulation are key to improving tenant mix on high streets – not least on Oxford Street where shops...
Philip Schofield's reputation is in tatters following his admission that he lied about a relationship with a much younger colleague. ITV...
Without wishing to sound flippant when talking about such a key and important piece of legislation, it strikes me that when analysing the...
Data export is back in the news, but this time the announcement might help rather than hinder businesses exporting personal data to the...
It’s amazing to think that up until May this year, the most recent trade deal between the UK and Israel was negotiated and agreed nearly...
On 18 May, DLUHC issued its response to Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Select Committee's report on permitted development rights.
The Renters (Reform) Bill introduced this week by the Government signals the long-awaited reform to existing housing legislation and the...
When the Infrastructure Levy Consultation launched, back in March, I said that it was complicated.
Now, after spending much of the...
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