The latest in our lecture series in honour of the late Matthew Wrigley, a founding partner of the firm, began on a sunny evening at Harewood House.

The Information Commissioners Officer (ICO) has recently issued reprimands to two schools.

For clients who have commercial property portfolios, as the dust has settled on last year's budget, now is the time to consider whether the changes to Business Rates...

A new regime to be introduced under the Digital Economy Act 2017 will apply to electronic communications apparatus installed and retained on land. With the exception of certain transitional provisions ...

We consider the implications for the previous owners, the Trust and the employees on the onward sale of the shares in the trading company.

The Public and Commercial Services Union made a complaint to the Central Arbitration Committee that ACAS had failed as an employer to consult with its employees pursuant to a negotiated agreement

There are many reasons a property might be left unoccupied, but this poses additional risks and requirements for insurance.

The recent Social Housing Green Paper "a new deal for social housing" has some interesting points to note in relation to community led housing.

The latest consultation follows previous consultations on the new OfS complaints scheme and its proposed approach to regulating students' unions.

The new Code was published at the end of October 2025.

The Charity Commission's updated guidance on virtual and hybrid meetings emphasizes updating governing documents to ensure clarity and practicality, covering notice, voting, and participation procedures.

The Civil Society Covenant was officially launched by Lisa Nandy MP, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport on 17 July 2025, the result of various consultations with key sector bodies and stakeholders.

An article series for charities and social enterprises explaining important contractual concepts and terms, providing recent updates to contract law.

Encouraging contractual performance - the carrot or the stick? What are penalties and why are they problematic?

Improved funding in the Students' Union Superannuation Scheme (SUSS) has prompted many students' unions to exit the scheme by settling their Section 75 debt, reducing future liabilities and risks associated with other employers' insolvencies.

Update to guidance follows budget announcement of support for returners over 50. The Spring Budget published on 15 March, announced £63 million in additional funding...

ESG (short for environmental, social and governance) is a hot topic but what is it and do academy trusts need an ESG strategy?...

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

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.

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