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From 24 February, procurement law changes, so you have to use the 'open' procedure or the ‘competitive flexible' procedure when running...

Helpful guidance is now beginning to emerge from the Cabinet Office, ‘covering subjects from transitional arrangements and covered...

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

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

After much anticipation, the Subsidy Control Act 2022 received Royal Assent on 28 April 2022 with some key aspects taking immediate...

Anthony Collins Solicitor's written evidence was put before the Subsidy Control Bill select committee. In our submission, we proposed...

Following a small number of pilots launched earlier in the year, the government opened up applications for Wave 1 of the wider funding...

With Brexit we were promised an end to Brussels red tape and in few areas, this was more apparent (and arguably needed!) than State aid....

Exciting times for State aid/subsidies lawyers! Very much looking forward to reading this with a coffee when it's published (no, I'm not...

Like many others, LGBT+ History Month has been an opportunity to reflect on how far we have come in the last few decades and even the...

Just a month after finalising Brexit, the UK Government has issued its consultation "on the best way to design a bespoke approach to...

The Government has published a further Procurement Policy Note (PPN 10/20) on public procurement after the transition. The PPN itself...