The deadline is fast approaching to apply for the next stage of the Community Housing Fund.

An analysis of the current Office of the Public Guardian guidance regarding discretionary management funds when drafting Lasting Powers of Attorney.

The UK Government has recently announced an update to its Home Building Fund which could be of great use to community led housing projects in England.

The FCA is changing the format of its guidance on its registration function under the Co-operatives and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014.

Recommendations from the 2011 Dilnot Commission report on social care are once again placed on hold.

Representatives of those without capacity, either acting as an attorney or deputy, will welcome the recent intervention of the Public Guardian in connection with sharing important medical information about the protected party.

The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) is responsible for supervising deputies and it has an important role in investigating allegations of wrong-doing by both deputies and attorneys.

This is particularly relevant when a person has moved into a care home, leaving an empty property that will need to be sold to pay for care home fees.

We look at an example of utilising school land and property, and how the school and academy trust should act.

Higher Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) targets for private rented property were going to come into force in 2025 for new tenancies and 2028 for existing tenancies.

As part of its response to the Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission report.

An event fee is a charge made by a landlord on the occurrence of a specified event, for instance, if a tenant sells its lease.

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill could bring about a major change for commercial lettings.

Continuing our series examining key community-led housing concepts, we look at cohousing as an alternative to more conventional projects.

Representatives will often find themselves faced with agreements or contracts to sign, including sponsorship, advertising, coaching or marketing.

Change can be both scary and exciting for charities. There are a number of opportunities which may arise in the next 12 months which charities may be able to capitalise on.

In December, EHRC published a report on the first round of gender pay gap reporting, focusing on explanatory narratives and action plans.

Government confirms historic changes to the law on co-operatives, which will help to safeguard co-operative assets in the long-term.

We look here at the pledges for schools in the Brexit Party's 'Contract with the People', published on Friday.

The Brexit Party would abolish Inheritance Tax, which it refers to as a 'grief tax' that it claims raises less than 1% of total tax revenue.