Introduction In a judgment handed down in August 2024, Fordham J upheld two decisions ordering Halton Borough Council to pay costs, after its safety expert…
One of the most eye-catching proposals of the incoming Labour Government is the proposal that employees should have unfair dismissal rights from day one. The…
Louise Haigh, Labour’s new Transport Secretary, has stated her department’s new motto is to ‘move fast and fix things’. One wonders if the longstanding question…
Introduction The law on children’s rights in Wales is, in theory at least, more progressive than in England. It sets a different tone. That tone…
Philip Rule KC provides an analysis of the most recent decision in this field. On 13 June 2024 the Chamber decision of the European Court…
Many of us will be about to engage in democratic participation as we gear up to cast our votes in the general election. Sitting on…
The case of Elisha Woods published last Friday provides a valuable learning opportunity in CTG interpretation for junior CN lawyers and a useful refresher for…
Mark has authored an article relating to repeat applications in private law children cases. The article primarily focusses on the provisions of Section 91(14) to…
The Equal Treatment Bench Book is a much-underused resource for all litigators. If you have never read it (or at least referred to it), why…
With close to a twenty point lead in many opinion polls, the prospect of a Labour government is very real. It is, therefore, a good…
Introduction Does the housebuilding industry have sufficient workforce capacity to deliver 300,000 homes per annum? “When it comes to construction, the housing industry bemoans planning…
Rebekah Wilson acted for a father of 4 boys who he brought to the UK on a dinghy having fled Syria via Austria. The fact…
There is often a need to amend a planning permission; but there is also often significant difficulty in doing so. As many reading will be…
On 31st January 2024 a new law was introduced that prohibited “Cyber flashing”. S66A of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 now makes it an offence…
The Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023, which regulate the procurement of most health care services in England, have not generated decided cases…
