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Today's entry reports on the publication of Local Impact Reports for the proposed Hinkley Point C nuclear power station.

Today's entry marks the passing of the Infrastructure Planning Commission.

The Finance Act 2012 formalised the Government's 2011 budget proposal to encourage legacies to charity, and this is achieved by reducing the rate of inheritance tax from 40% to 36% for estates in which at least 10% of the taxable estate is left to charity.

A draft Airports National Policy Statement (NPS) was published for consultation on 2 February 2017 and the consultation duly ended on 25 May. According to the consultation document (pp40-41), a finalised NPS was to be laid before Parliament...

Do you know what you own? Just as important, are others who need to know also in the picture – and up to date?

Ian McCulloch, partner at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP, doubts whether the review of the Highways Agency by its non-executive chairman, Alan Cook, to be completed by October 2011, will go far enough to address the key issue of how best to improve and maintain the UK's motorways and trunk roads.

This is entry number 182, first published on 2 November 2010, of a blog on the implementation of the Planning Act 2008.

Last year, the Government published its interim response to Lord Hodgson’s Report on his review of the operation of the Charities Act 2006.

At one time, whenever a couple with children divorced it was necessary for the court to make an order concerning the custody of the children.

This week BDB will be celebrating its nomination as Real Estate Team of the Year at the British Legal Awards for its work with the Transport for London (TfL) legal team on the Emirates Air Line cable car system.

The Government's Immigration Bill, which is expected to become law in early 2014, will place new obligations on residential landlords backed by stiff fines.

We are in the midst of an interesting period as far as roads policy is concerned, reports Tom Henderson.

The Court of Appeal decision in July in the case of Imerman (Tchenguiz v Imerman, Imerman v Imerman [2010] EWCA Civ 908) has been described as a ‘cheat's charter'.

The Court of Appeal decision in July in the case of Imerman (Tchenguiz v Imerman, Imerman v Imerman [2010] EWCA Civ 908) has been described as a ‘cheat's charter'. In that case, Mrs Imerman's brothers had downloaded hundreds of thousands of documents from Mr Imerman's computer which they then handed to their sister's divorce lawyers.

In general, applications to the Planning Inspectorate for nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) are on the increase, with 21 having been made since the regime came into force in March 2010.

The UK government's spending review, in which heavy cuts to programmes received wide attention, has also given HM Revenue & Customs £900 million with which to address the tax gap and tackle tax evasion and avoidance.

This article looks at the types of legal model most commonly used in consortium working, and the advantages and challenges associated with each form.