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The news that some of Silicon Valley's biggest names have come together to form a political action group highlights the potential dangers of simply throwing money at a problem.

A discussion on the property specific provisions arising from the Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013 that received Royal Assent on 25 April 2013.

All too often politicians and government can become detached from the electorate.

Two of the main Parliamentary Bills affecting infrastructure from the Queen's Speech have now been published.

A key advantage that not for profit organisations operating in the UK have over their US counterparts is their ability to conduct commercial or trading activity through a wholly-owned trading subsidiary without incurring corporation tax on the profits arising.

Ben Brice highlights how compliance with the commercial participation regulations can help manage donor expectations and avoid reputational damage in a legitimate form of fundraising that has recently attracted controversy.

England is rightly proud of its judicial history. For many, it is a wonderful place to litigate, but for others this is not the case.

Today’s entry reports on the call for membership of the National Infrastructure Planning Association.

Taking the opportunity of thinking ahead to what might happen in the coming year provides a useful opportunity to double check your public affairs strategy.

Today is the State Opening of Parliament and the Queen's Speech, marking the first day of a new parliamentary session (i.e. year).

Today's entry reports on the publication of the final revised guidance document associated with the Planning Act 2008 regime.

Today's entry is about the extent to which good design should be a feature of nationally significant infrastructure projects.

Today's entry reports on a decision to accept changes to the Hinkley Point C application.

A key advantage that not for profit organisations operating in the UK have over their US counterparts is their ability to conduct commercial or trading activity through a wholly-owned trading subsidiary without incurring corporation tax on the profits arising.

HS2, the planned high speed rail link described by the Government as ‘the most significant transport infrastructure project in the UK since the motorways were built in the 1950s and 1960s’, is pressing ahead in 2013.

In a recent lecture to the London Solicitors Litigation Association, Charles Hollander QC suggested that Lord Woolf's attempt to reduce the amount of disclosure had been generally ignored.

How often have you been on the motorway and noticed a tow truck with a TVR or a Lotus being piggybacked by the AA or the RAC?