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The FCA has announced that it will extend the proposed duration of the directions issued under the temporary transitional power to the 31 December 2020.

In our latest Special Report, we have briefly outlined some of the main legal implications of Brexit according to different models, including the EEA model.

On March 29, 2017, British Prime Minister Theresa May will invoke Article 50, initiating the formal two-year negotiation process for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union.

After something of a lull following the conclusion of the Phase 1 negotiations before Christmas, Brexit is once again in the news.

Just as the word Brexit, which didn't exist three years ago, is now one of the most used in the English language (at least in newspaper columns and social media), so the legal, political and economic uncertainties ...

House of Commons debate on Brexit deal continues from around 15:30/16:30 GMT

This is entry number 275, published on 15 September 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

Senior commercial lawyer Nick Maltby, Head of Major Projects (Commercial) at Bircham Dyson Bell believes that sharing services across councils, although undoubtedly useful in some instances.

Tom Henderson, Senior Associate in the Government & Infrastructure department of Bircham Dyson Bell LLP believes that recent Government moves to explore road privatisation might be a first step towards the introduction of more widespread road charging.

As part of its Energy Review Report, the Government issued a Consultation on the Policy Framework for New Nuclear Build.

The government is now taking at least four measures that protect businesses from the powers being given to local residents, but this may be an overreaction.

To much fanfare, but a dearth of detail, Theresa May announced on 2 October that the Government will introduce a ‘Great Repeal Bill' in the next Queen's Speech.

The Conservative Party has won 364 out of the 650 seats in the House of Commons.

Today's entry reports on the launch of a new government-sponsored infrastructure forum.

Our spring ThinkHouse webinar series for senior in-house lawyers provides practical Brexit guidance on a range of legal areas.

The Government has introduced its Judicial Review and Courts Bill to Parliament, to widespread dismay among lawyers.

As noted in our previous blog post, where English legal proceedings are started before the Brexit transition period comes to an end, most likely on 31 December 2020...