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Following my previous blog considering the issues with the Right to Buy (RTB) scheme, the Government has now published its response to...

Here we are again with yet more ‘fun and games’ with the Employment Rights Bill.   We now have the House of Lords amendments published on...

For us employment law geeks, it’s probably fair to say that the twin peaks of 2025 to date have been a lengthy Bill in progress and a...

By now, waste collection authorities in England will undoubtedly be aware that by 31 March 2026, they will be required to arrange for the...

Earlier this year, the Government announced its plans to abolish the leasehold system as we know it, to enable freehold ownership of...

It's always great (and somewhat surprising) when the 'powers that be' do what is promised. But so it came to pass with the ERB...

We’ve recently refreshed our website pages, and with that, we thought it was the perfect time to (re)introduce our regulatory team and...

The Government has confirmed that the exemption of housing disrepair claims from the current fixed recoverable costs (FRC) regime (which...

The inquest into the death of Awaab Ishak demonstrated the power of coroners to provoke and support change, not just for those parties...

The 21 local authorities required to submit interim proposals to the MHCLG by 21 March 2025 for the reorganisation of local government to...

The Building Safety Regulator was set up under the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA 2022). One of its key purposes is to regulate...

The Employment Rights Bill (ERB) is a landmark piece of proposed legislation currently going through Parliament that aims to modernise...