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A report on the continuing disagreements in Parliament on the Growth and Infrastructure Bill.

New provisions introduced in finance legislation in 2010 stand to have a dramatic effect on the UK system for assessing entitlement to charity tax reliefs and exemptions, removing traditional domestic boundaries and opening up new opportunities for international philanthropic giving and cross-border activities by charities established outside the UK.

The Government’s White Paper on Giving comprises a key part of its ‘Big Society’ programme.

Reputations take careful crating and building. Too often though it is the words or actions of senior team members that rapidly undo all the hard work.

BDB Employment Lawyer Kevin Poulter was invited to join Declan Curry on the BBC’s Your Money programme to discuss the introduction of employee shareholders under the Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013.

The Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) has had a busy week, accepting its first application for examination and rejecting another.

We hear regularly about various types of mis-selling, but the widespread mis-selling of hedging against increases in interest rates has yet to receive the mainstream publicity it deserves.

Today's entry looks at progress on secondary consents and the designation of the Waste Water National Policy Statement.

Today's entry reports on the publication of the first replacement guidance for the Planning Act regime, for the pre-application process.

Today’s entry reports on the latest status of projects before the Infrastructure Planning Commission and the advice it has given.

This is entry number 305, published on 14 December 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

Today's entry reports on an issue specific hearing into the drafting of a Development Consent Order and the requirements it contains

When is a Road Scheme a NSIP?

Today’s entry considers the issue of climate change adaptation, addressed by Defra yesterday.

National Policy Statements (NPSs) are one of the cornerstones of the Planning Act regime.

This is entry number 217, published on 21 February 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

Today's entry reports on the announcements to make judicial review more difficult yesterday.