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With the announcement of the new city plan earlier in 2021, Birmingham demonstrated its ambitious vision for the future. Embracing sustainability, connectivity and equality, the plan's values...

2016 presented major opportunities for the future prosperity and growth of the city region.

Today's entry marks the coming into force of the Localism Act changes to the Planning Act regime.

There has been a plethora of recent articles about the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 (the "ECA") and its provisions which deal with the register of overseas entities (the "Register")...

Deloitte will host a number of leading figures from across Scotland's public sector for our annual debate on The State of the State.

At a time when the world is facing its biggest economic test in years and retailers are slashing prices to shift stock, it is valuable to step back and have a look at the sales and marketing process being deployed in your company.

The EU Commission has flagged up several issues to be addressed in the CAP. Initial proposals are due in the summer and may result in changes for the 2009 SPS year.

The Budget on March 23rd will probably include some minor measures to ease concerns over the economy and sky-high oil prices.

The European Commission has published the results of an investigation into websites selling electronic goods, and has found that more than half of them fail to comply with consumer protection laws.

It is often said that the key issue to successful crisis management is recognising that you are in a crisis in the first place.

The role of innovation in creating more sustainable growth has been one of the main themes at Davos.

This report reviewed investments in approximately 7,000 projects between 1990 to 2007.

Today's entry explains the effect of the latest Localism Act commencement order and what is yet to be brought into force.

Aasmah Mir is an award winning broadcaster and journalist. She currently co-hosts the Breakfast Show on Times Radio and writes a regular column for The Times.

The DTI have confirmed that they will not make any changes in relation to the law of company charges for the time being.

The New Hampshire Office of the Attorney General recently has indicated that, going forward, it will interpret state campaign finance law to require certain corporations making contributions in the state to register...