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

When is a Road Scheme a NSIP?

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

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

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

Healthcare organisations should view breaches of data protection principles as they do illness - prevention is better than cure!

The issue of an applicant changing a project after it has been applied for has been an ongoing one and has cropped up in many, if not most, current applications.

Today's entry reports on what this week's IMF assessment of the UK economy means for infrastructure.

Yesterday, the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) issued a ‘post-election statement' setting out twelve projects and programmes that ‘require urgent action'.

This is entry number 172, first published on 6 October 2010, of a blog on the implementation of the Planning Act 2008.

The value of a good reputation cannot be under-estimated.

US citizens (and other individuals subject to US income tax) who are resident in the UK, may be subject to tax in either the US or the UK when they make contributions to charity unless the charity is dual qualified.

With a double dip recession just behind us, there remains a concern about the effect our straitened economic times might have on the independent schools sector.

Following a reference from the Attorney-General, the Charity Tribunal has ruled that charities with purposes for the prevention and relief of poverty of a restricted group are for the public benefit, and so are charitable.

Government funding cuts and constrained public spending have seen increasing pressure on charities, social enterprises and other not for profit organisations.

Today's entry reports on the announcements that two Secretaries of State are to appear before Select Committees next week. Chris Huhne, the Liberal Democrat Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change is to appear before the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee of MPs next Wednesday, 15 September.

Family judges are well used to making decisions regulating a child's upbringing, for example determining where a child should live and how much time he or she should spend with each parent.