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Patient safety principles provide an opportunity to do things differently...

As a new financial year starts in the higher education sector, what might this mean for financial covenants?

During and since the pandemic, charities have been holding meetings and making decisions virtually. Updated Charity Commission guidance makes it clear that to continue doing so, express constitutional provisions are needed.

The Office for Students has published its recent activities relating to consumer law and also the long-awaited final version of condition of registration E6...

New remit for Low Pay Commission sets out revised approach to setting NMW rates...

A new decision on when section 63 of the Mental Health Act 1983 can be used to authorise medical treatment...

The new Labour government has already made rapid movements to kickstart green economic growth. The Department for Energy Security and Net-Zero (DESNZ) has granted planning permission to construct three major solar farms in the east of England, namely Gate Burton Energy Park in Lincolnshire, Sunnica Energy Farm on the Suffolk/Cambridgeshire border and Mallard Pass Solar Farm in Lincolnshire and Rutland on the East Coast Mainline.

Recent cases involving the treatment of anorexia nervosa patients highlights a number of issues of interest to clinical teams from capacity, best interests and insight to medical treatment and force feeding...

As part of our series on the recently published JCT Design and Build Contract 2024 Edition (JCT D&B 2024), this blog looks at the sustainability and environmental provisions of the new contract.

Defra have recently implemented restrictions on the Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme after concerns that too much land would be diverted away from food production. Joseph Notice, an Associate in the Agriculture team, discusses the recent changes and highlights the challenges faced in striking the perfect balance between environmental sustainability and food security.

Government plans for new apprenticeship body...