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As you may have seen, the Cabinet Office has announced that the go-live date for the Procurement Act 2023 (PA 23) has been delayed and...

At last, the long-awaited Renters Rights Bill abolishing assured shorthold tenancies and the s21 notice ‘no-fault eviction’ process, has...

The Welsh Government has published a new Code of Practice (the Code) which came into effect on 1 September and applies principles and...

Section 80 of the Housing Act 2004 gives local authorities the power to designate parts of its area to ‘selective licensing’.  This is a...

NHS Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) is in the press this week, after announcing its review of 721 patients. The...

This weekend I visited the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and was particularly surprised by one of their exhibits – the ‘Will of Naunakhte’. ...

The Government has provided further details of its proposed ‘overhaul’ of the planning system, with the publication of a revised version...

Fire and re-hire is a hot topic at the moment, with the Government looking to ban it. Hot off the press, a recent employment tribunal...

According to a recent article in The Telegraph, workers in the UK might soon be given new rights to request a four-day working week, with...

It is well known that the social care sector is reliant on migrant workers - without them, the sector may collapse. Despite this, the...

This week, the peculiar request of French actor Alain Delon that his dog should be put down and buried with him on his death has hit the...

The actions (or inaction) of social housing providers are increasingly being scrutinised throughout the inquest process in relation to...