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The UK Department for Transport (DfT) has published a consultation on new policies to be included in a forthcoming Railways Bill. This now goes further than previous proposals...

The UK Government is consulting on a revised Ports National Policy Statement (NPS), updating the 2012 version to reflect changes in legislation, trade, technology...

A draft amendment to the Energy Law (the "Grid Act"), which proposes changes aimed at unlocking connection capacities among other measures...

BIN sponsorship is a strategic collaboration model in the payment card industry, enabling innovation and market entry for new players, whilst ensuring compliance and risk management.

Home Secretary Theresa May has announced a review of current counter-terrorism and security powers to address their balance with civil liberties.

It's only June, but a lot has happened in 2025! In the latest of AG's Mergerspresso soundbites, Simon Wood and Lucy Robson look at the things surprising us most in 2025. Do you agree? Listen in to find out.

The EU made significant progress this week on the path to achieving net-zero buildings. On 30 June 2025, the European Commission published a comprehensive implementation package...

This article is for investors in and developers of energy projects and assets in Ireland. Renewable energy developers are grappling with judicial reviews...

Keeping pace with legal and regulatory developments is essential in the fast-changing Retail & Consumer sector. Our new interactive Risk Radar is designed to help you anticipate industry trends, spot emerging legal risks...

This January 2026 edition focuses on the employment law reforms coming into force in April 2026 and what businesses can do to prepare. Our Employment Rights Act tracker will keep you up to date...

Significant progress has been made in the last two months in shaping the regulation of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL). The Government passed legislation on 14 July to bring Deferred Payment Credit (DPC), commonly known as BNPL...

The compulsory purchase order (CPO) procedure is typically undertaken to facilitate public infrastructure projects that serve the greater good, such as road enhancements throughout Ireland or urban development initiatives like the bus connects scheme and the proposed LUAS extension.

Traditionally, construction and demolition (C&D) waste has been exempt from the application of waste levies.

A specialist in cross-border financial disputes and commercial litigation with 14 years' experience has joined Walkers' Jersey Insolvency & Dispute Resolution team as a Senior Counsel.

On 3 June 2025, the FCA published a policy statement (PS25/5) containing a new version of its Enforcement Guide.

On 19 November 2025 the European Commission published its "Digital Omnibus Package", meaning its proposals to reform data and cyber laws (the GDPR, ePrivacy Directive...