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Read Deprivation of Liberty: A post-AGNI roundup
Nov 09, 2026 In Blog

Deprivation of Liberty: A post-AGNI roundup

It’s been five months since the Supreme Court set out its multi-factorial approach to deprivation of liberty in the Attorney General of...

Read Energy Independence Bill: A significant step towards faster grid delivery and greater community participation
Nov 09, 2026 In Blog

Energy Independence Bill: A significant step towards faster grid delivery and greater community participation

The Government has now introduced its long-anticipated Energy Independence Bill, signalling a further push to accelerate the delivery of...

Read Child Trust Funds – Easier access is on the way!
Nov 06, 2026 In Blog

Child Trust Funds – Easier access is on the way!

Child Trust Funds have been a ‘lost resource’ for many children and young people lacking capacity, as the costs and administrative...

Read Single Patient Record – for social care as well as health care?
Nov 05, 2026 In Blog

Single Patient Record – for social care as well as health care?

The NHS is modernising, and the introduction of Single Patient Record (SPR) is just one of the changes taking place. Single Patient...

Read Inheritance Tax, pensions and practicalities: A private client perspective on the Autumn Budget
Nov 04, 2026 In Blog

Inheritance Tax, pensions and practicalities: A private client perspective on the Autumn Budget

The Autumn Budget has once again placed private client matters firmly in the spotlight, with inheritance tax and succession planning...

Read Access all areas: the new right of access for trade unions
Nov 03, 2026 In Blog

Access all areas: the new right of access for trade unions

The new statutory right for unions to request access to employees came into force on 30 October 2026. Talking to a number of our clients,...

Read Holding charities and social businesses to account for their impact
Nov 02, 2026 In Blog

Holding charities and social businesses to account for their impact

Charities and social businesses exist to make a positive difference. Whether tackling inequality, supporting vulnerable people or...

Read Whistleblowing: Big questions; Potentially bigger changes
Nov 02, 2026 In Blog

Whistleblowing: Big questions; Potentially bigger changes

The Government has launched the most comprehensive review [consultation] of the UK whistleblowing framework since the introduction of the...

Read Who has the power? Participatory governance, charities and social businesses
Nov 02, 2026 In Blog

Who has the power? Participatory governance, charities and social businesses

Participatory governance has been discussed in international development for decades, challenging traditional models in which decisions...

Read Autumn Budget 2026: Devolution, devolution
Nov 02, 2026 In Blog

Autumn Budget 2026: Devolution, devolution

Wednesday 28 October 2026 marked the first Budget of the Burnham Government with John Healey as Chancellor. Amongst the range of...

Read Renters’ Rights Act reforms – guidance ahead of the landlord registration rollout
Nov 02, 2026 In Blog

Renters’ Rights Act reforms – guidance ahead of the landlord registration rollout

Following on from my previous blog post regarding rollout of the new private rented sector (PRS) landlord registration service (which can...

Read Biodiversity net gain: 3 key updates
Nov 02, 2026 In Blog

Biodiversity net gain: 3 key updates

We have been awash with planning updates as of late, from the revised NPPF and the National Scheme of Delegation to the latest...

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