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For many of us, today marks the second Earth Day we have spent in lockdown.

The UK has announced an £85.8 million investment package to advance zero-emission vehicle technologies. This includes government and industry funding, focusing on intellectual property protection, market readiness, and accelerating battery innovation for global competitiveness.

The DTI has published revised Regulations on the Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment ("RoHS").

The Court of Appeal handed down the long anticipated judgment, on 20 December 2021, on the appeal bought by Rights: Community: Action (RCA), on whether the changes bought forward in 2020...

The planning application for development of a golf course at Coul Links, Embo has been called-in by the Scottish Ministers.

The European Court of Justice has this month made a ruling regarding the need for Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) when submitting a Reserved Matters application. A Local Planning Authority (LPA) may grant outline planning permission subject to a condition requiring various ‘Reserved Matters’ to be submitted and approved by the LPA at a later date.

The ODPM has published a news release detailing the transitional arrangements for the new Part L building regulations, which come into force on 6 April 2006.

The past century has seen a number of severe plant diseases introduced into the UK’s forests and gardens, leading to growing concern for the future of native woodland in the face of exotic plant pathogens arriving from abroad.

What do you see as the greatest impediment to revitalising the high street?

Most farm types realised an increase in FBI for the year to February 2009.

The previous articles in this series looked at how the industry is responding to increased regulation post January 2015. In this article, the future will be considered.

As businesses emerge from COVID with a significant amount of corporate debt, the landscape in the financial markets have also evolved: The focus on ESG issues has intensified.

Asbestos is dangerous and quite rightly its presence is a significant risk that requires careful and diligent management.

With the school holidays just around the corner every parent across the UK will this week no doubt mutter the words, “just watch, it will be raining constantly as soon as they stop school”, or words to that effect. That’s because as sure as night follows day, we can always rely on the sun to come out when “school’s in” and this year seems no different with temperatures on Monday and Tuesday in the high 20s and predicted to rise for the rest of the week- even in Manchester.

The Landfill Tax (Amendment Regulations) 2009 came into force on 1st September.

This mini Q&A series will follow COP28, providing you with a quick and easy way to stay informed as the discussion evolves. Our coverage will highlight significant and recent developments from a legal perspective.

The United Kingdom recently published "Greening Finance: A Roadmap to Sustainable Investing."

Previously known as ‘The Gateway to the World', for years people have visited Southampton to reach distant and exotic locations. As one of England's foremost commercial ports, ...