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The general consensus across the health and social care sector is one of yet another missed opportunity to bring social care to the front...

The second reading of the Renters’ Rights Bill was held by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner on 9 October 2024. This is the first time...

Prior to its election as the majority party in the House of Commons, the Labour Party made notable pledges to reform the inefficiencies...

In the first King Speech under a Labour government for 14 years, there were 40 pieces of proposed legislation identified. One important...

The law is (almost) always changing. Whether that is a new case reinterpreting a long-standing doctrine or the government of the day...

Full council has set the budget for 2024/25 after six months of hard work so now what? The decision to agree the budget is an...

The Energy Act 2023 received Royal Assent and passed into law on 26 October 2023.  Coming at a time of high energy prices and increasing...

It will be live from 1 April 2023 but it's no joke - the Cabinet Office has published a new standard selection questionnaire (SQ).  From...

Just a month after relinquishing the COP presidency, the UK has taken the perverse decision to approve the opening of the country's first...

Following what seems like weeks of government u-turns, the committee on standards in public life (CSPL) has urged the Government to make...

Inevitably the turmoil of the last two months has delayed many things, among them the opening up of Wave 2 of the Social Housing...

In a huge win for Client Earth, Friends of the Earth and the Good Law Project this week, the High Court has ruled that the Government's...