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In the latest episode of our Brexit podcast series our Disputes experts (Anna Pertoldi (Partner, London) and Maura McIntosh (Professional Support Consultant, London)) look at the implications...

With the Brexit date looming on the horizon, the UK government is preparing for a possible ‘no deal' scenario. Some UK-based businesses operate across the UK-EU border or have adopted the...

We anticipate that this guidance will be further updated as the 31 October Exit Day approaches.

Late April saw a group of solar developers taking the government to court to block the move to reduce the subsidies faster than originally predicted, alleging that the government has gone back on its promises.

An alarming consequence of the Brexit vote became apparent during the recent legal challenge at the High Court...

The UK voted in favour of Brexit, which means that the UK is likely to leave the EU at some point.

The Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill has been published as a Private Member's Bill in the House of Commons. The Bill seeks to amend the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) to remove the House of Commons and the House of Lords from the list of public bodies which are currently subject to the FOIA, and to exempt correspondence between Members of Parliament and public authorities from disclosure under the FOIA.

Following Theresa May's speech in Florence, there had been hopes in some quarters of a breakthrough in the Brexit negotiations....

A cross-party group of MPs have given notice of their proposed application for a judicial review challenge concerning the lawfulness

This is entry No.11, first published on 13 December, of a blog on Public Bodies Reform.

David Cameron issued a rallying cry today in relation to the Coalition's agenda for public sector reform, in a major speech given at the RSA

Defra today issued its consultation (see here) with responses due by 21 April. As part of the consultation process, the Forestry Commission (England) will host a number of local stakeholder workshops as well as one national stakeholder event.

The curtain comes up on Day 1 of the Committee proceedings in the Lords tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday 23 November) and no less than 181 amendments and new clauses have now been tabled for debate

Senior commercial lawyer Nick Maltby, Head of Major Projects (Commercial) at Bircham Dyson Bell believes that Scotland is stealing a march on England in regeneration projects thanks to the Scottish Government's willingness to consider Tax Increment Financing (TIF) projects.

The Scottish Government has published its first two Scottish Procurement Policy Notes (SPPNs) for 2019, both of which relate to public procurement in Scotland ...

President Maada Bio has ordered the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone (ECSL) to change the voting system as he struggles to shake off the effects of a popular uprising and seek re-election in June 2023.

On 24 August 2021, The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy granted a one-year extension for manufacturers to begin applying the UK Conformity Assessed marks for products marketed in the UK.

St Andrews Day 2009 saw the Scottish Government launch their white paper on Scotland's constitutional future and it promised that a Referendum Bill would be introduced early in 2010.