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Happy New Year - I hope you had a good break.

Those organisations that get the most out their public affairs work are those who seek out the opportunities to get involved.

Whether or not Boris Johnson ever wants to try to lead the Conservative Party is one of the current great political stories.

For many, it seems to be fair game to be critical of the party conferences.

TiBs frequently assign the right to recover debts due to the bankrupt's estate. The advantage to the TiB is that he receives a lump sum or a share of the proceeds of a successful claim for the benefit of the bankrupt's creditors without having to fund and pursue litigation himself.

There is a common misconception that it is only those organisations that are heavily regulated that should engage with Government.

A recent decision on restrictive covenants surprisingly saw the court award in favour of a developer who had already built a social housing development in breach of a restrictive covenant

Today's entry reports on the first example of compulsory pre-application consultation being applied to projects below the thresholds in the Planning Act 2008.

The Government recently made far reaching changes to the extent of permitted development rights set out in the Town and Country Planning Order 1995.

A discussion on the issuing of new Planning Act guidance, on awards of costs.

On Friday, the House of Commons Transport Committee published its second report on HS2, titled High speed rail: on track? Committee members will be making a statement in the Commons on the report next Thursday, 19 December.

Today's entry reports on the latest state of play with judicial reviews of infrastructure planning decisions, and forthcoming proposals to speed up planning judicial reviews.

Many in the property industry have kept a keen interest in the development of the law relating to Authorised Guarantee Agreements (‘AGAs'), particularly in the wake of the case Good Harvest Partnership v Centaur Services Limited 2010 EWHC (Ch).

Today's entry looks at a further consulation aimed at speeding up - and weeding out - planning and other judicial review challenges.

Today's entry reports on the final report into the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford corridor.

A discussion on the designation of the ninth National Policy Statement, on hazardous waste, and movement on transport policy.

The Court of Appeal has been asked to decide whether a notice to quit served on an agricultural tenant was valid.