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As it is now traditional for the last post of the year, here is a review of the year based around the predictions I made back in January.

A discussion on the proposals for bringing into force the infrastructure provisions of the Growth and Infrastructure Bill.

In an increasingly challenging market, ensuring that a property is "ready for sale" has become crucial to the successful completion of transactions, helping to save clients time and money.

A discussion on the forthcoming '2014 review' of the Planning Act 2008 consenting regime.

Developers, estate agents and property lawyers should be on their guard when marketing or describing property for sale.

A lease is the grant of legal interest in land which gives exclusive possession for a fixed period of time.

For those involved in public affairs and campaigning it means understanding the motivations of individuals, not just groups.

The Planning Act 2008 is one of the most important pieces of legislation affecting major infrastructure projects for many years.

There are many studies into what makes effective leaders and various models of leadership.

Today's entry reports on what was the tenth preliminary meeting to be held so far under the Planning Act regime.

It was individuals who were evading tax that HMRC had in their sights when they signed the UK/Swiss Tax Agreement on Co-operation in Tax Matters.

On 12 September 2013 the Government launched a new consultation on the discretionary property compensation scheme that will operate in respect of Phase One of the HS2 scheme.

A report on the High Speed Rail (Preparation) Bill and examines why the Government has brought this bill forward and what is, and is not but might have been, in it.

The Government has set out its case for HS2 in a handy leaflet, Investing in Britain's Future - Why we need HS2, published on 29 October.

Today's entry reports on the latest delay to a decision on a Development Consent Order decision.

The eighth, and final, day of consideration of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill in Committee took place on 20 December. The House considered ...

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