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After a slightly surprising amount of back and forth between the Commons and Lords, the Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUAB) is finally set...

Upcoming reforms in the Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUA Bill) could finally open the door for charities to use the soft opt-in approach...

The Government has today announced that 25 ‘trailblazer neighbourhoods’ will receive up to £20 million over the next decade.  This is hot...

Without stating the obvious, charities exist to pursue their charitable purposes in a way that delivers public benefit rather than...

Like most of my clients, I work in a values-driven sector. And also like many of my clients, my mind is constantly alert to our...

We are told that Gary Lineker leaving the BBC was a ‘mutual’ decision and there was no dismissal.   Let’s imagine that there was no...

It is fair to say that the issue of payments to charity trustees is an emotive one with strong arguments on both sides of the fence.  The...

To paraphrase the Kipling poem very badly, if you can keep your head and apply the April statutory increases when all around you there is...

In November 2024, the Government unveiled a comprehensive reform plan aimed at overhauling the children's social care system through the...

As the Renters' Rights Bill (the Bill) continues its journey through Parliament, scheduled for Committee Stage in the House of Lords on...

Contracting authorities will have seen that there is a range of obligations relating to key performance indicators (KPIs) under the...

Lawyers love this word ‘reasonable’ – I would go as far as to say that we spend an unreasonable amount of time debating what reasonable...