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Waking Watch Fund: A welcome relief to all for landlords and tenants
Post Grenfell, some landlords of high-rise buildings have had to introduce waking watch services to ensure a 24/7 hour presence on-site...
PPN 11/20 - advertising opportunities contractors cannot bid for
The recently issued Procurement Policy Note 11/20 raises a couple of interesting points for below threshold contracts. It suggests that,...
Is the abolition of s21 notices closer than expected?
Inside Housing reported on 16 December 2020 that nineteen leading organisations including Generation Rent and the GLA have joined forces...
Addressing defective cladding systems is a starting point for building safety, not the end point
Following the Grenfell Tower fire, a great deal of attention has been focused on the specification and fire resistance of cladding...
"Transforming public procurement" - will it really be transformative?
I am not into computer games - they passed me by, and so I can never get excited by the latest edition of the most popular virtual...
The Rashford effect - Christmas corporate partnerships
Most other UK supermarkets have followed John Lewis' lead in focusing on food poverty for their seasonal corporate partnership. The...
Giving gifts is good - the 2020 Chocolate Snowman appeal
Christmas is a time for giving and sharing but 2020 is a year like no other!
In the Anthony Collins Solicitors Court of Protection team,...
PPE procurement extends the scope of the negotiated procedure without advertisement
In a judicial review challenge brought by the Good Law Project to the Government's procurement of PPE in April, the court refused...
The range of enforcement risks associated with development, maintenance and repair tasks should provide food for thought for housing associations.
On reading the daily legal update I receive each morning, the cases reported today reminded me of the wide-ranging regulatory risks...
Judicial review of public sector exit payments
If you thought that we had reached closure on the issue of public sector exit payments when the Government's legislation introducing the...
Resilience - the new year resolution for charities?
The #CAF report on the Charity Landscape 2020 highlights a key lesson that all of us working with and for charities must learn from the...
PPN 10/20...a little bit more clarity on public procurement after the transition and no clarity on State aid
The Government has published a further Procurement Policy Note (PPN 10/20) on public procurement after the transition. The PPN itself...
Leading into employee ownership?
It was great to see the clear steps outlined by the Wales Co-operative Centre this week to promote employee ownership across the country....
Updated guidance for landlords to reduce the risks associated with Covid-19 in communal areas.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has updated its guidance for landlords with additional information on shared...
What do we mean by 'wealth' when talking about tax?
Headline grabbing news that a wealth tax could be implemented no doubt made many ears prick up and concerns raise. Whilst recognising...
Charities responding to Covid 19
Today Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales published a report on how small charities have stepped up to the challenges presented...
Know your tenancy agreements!
Back in September I was one of the Panel at the NHF Introduction to Service Charges conference. One of the questions was about the...
Fundraising regulator quarterly investigation outcomes
The Fundraising Regulator has published the outcome of its investigations into six charities, including Cancer Research and Mermaids....
Eligibility for housing post-Brexit
Anyone who has looked at the Government website recently will no doubt have noticed the countdown - not to Christmas but to 31st December...
Report recommends urgent actions to improve maternity care
The independent review of maternity services at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals NHS Trust, led by Donna Ockenden, a midwifery expert has...
Counting the cost of Covid-19
Many organisations have been operating a ‘buy now, budget later’ approach to Covid-19, which prioritises the safety of customers and...
A British Standard for Social Value
The British Standards Institute yesterday released a new Standard, the catchily titled BS 8950 "Social Value - Understanding and...
NHF 2020 Code of Governance - results from our webinar
Polling at yesterday's ACS webinar on the NHF's 2020 Code of Governance revealed that 50% of delegates are looking to adopt the Code by 1...
What are the implications of new DBS filtering rules?
New regulations, in force from 28 November, mean that standard and enhanced DBS checks in England and Wales will no longer list youth...
God is at work in the business sphere
Yes, He is! What a delight to read Peter Heslam's article for @liccltd about God being at work in businesses. Whilst I am the first to...
Solicitors living and working in lockdown - podcast series.
The second in a series of podcasts with private client solicitors at Anthony Collins Solicitors.
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Webinars and podcasts PODCAST: How solicitors are living and working during lockdown - part 2
References for social care staff - time for a new approach?
One of the significant challenges when recruiting staff into the social care sector has been securing an appropriate reference which...
Electric vehicles: navigating the legal issues
The idea of switching to an electric vehicle has long felt like the traditional "chicken or egg" conundrum: I can't switch to an...
Review of Human Rights Act - an update or full scale change?
I was interested to read today that Former Court of Appeal judge Sir Peter Gross has been appointed to lead an independent review of the...
Human Rights Act review
Anyone who has been observing the direction of travel in relation to the rhetoric in recent times regarding "activist lawyers" will...
It's Christmas!!!! (official)
At Anthony Collins Solicitors, in the PI team at least, the official start of Christmas, is the now traditional Christmas Curry and Quiz...
Solicitors living and working in lockdown - podcast series.
The first in a series of podcasts with private client solicitors at Anthony Collins Solicitors.
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Webinars and podcasts PODCAST: How solicitors are living and working during lockdown - part 3
More than the bottom line
It was a pleasure recently to sit with Daniel Brewer and talk about the 20-year journey that Resonance has taken to bring together...
While the approval of a vaccine is welcome news, we must still take the time to reflect and learn.
This week has seen the welcome news that a vaccine has been approved and will be rolled out within days. While many of us will be looking...
No Christmas evictions truce for serious cases..
The Government updated its possession guidance on 27 November to allow for the change from lockdown to tiers but, also very importantly,...
A question of Faith?
The government's consultation to determine how best to engage with faith groups in England is about to end.
Forgive me for being...
Hello again FaTS
We now know what the immediate future holds for public procurement at the end of the Brexit transitional period. In readiness for a...
Capacity to consent, care home policy and the Covid-19 vaccine
With the regulatory approval of the first Covid-19 vaccine now in place and plans for immediate roll-out (with some estimates indicating...
What value on price?
I recently received a document from a colleague in the Procurement Lawyers Association (PLA) suggesting a number of different price...
Solicitors living and working in lockdown - podcast series
This is the first in a series of podcasts with our private client team at Anthony Collins Solicitors. I interview solicitor Puja Desai on...
A salutary reminder that professional advice (and storage!!) pays
An interesting case is presently before the Chancery Court - and may soon be with the criminal court pending a referral for investigation...
Tackling deforestation and the climate and biodiversity crisis through due diligence
Whilst it is without a doubt that the Environment Bill, even if passed, is not going to solve the UK's contribution to the climate and...
Social Housing Annual Conference - a focus on risk and expecting the unexpected
Attending the virtual social housing finance conference today I listened to a very on point session on risks and resilience for housing...
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