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After a lengthy delay, the Government’s guidance to business on the new Act was finally published on 30 March 2011 and it was announced that the Bribery Act will come into force on 1 July 2011.

Today's entry reports on a seminar held yesterday that looked at lessons learnt from the Planning Act regime so far.

Bircham Dyson Bell LLP, like everyone involved in the trusts world, is seeing not only an increase in litigious disputes relating to trusts and estates, but also many matters that are showing clear signs of contention and the question is whether a satisfactory settlement will be possible.

The Government has to find a new way to pay for our roads.  Although the motorist pays more than is spent on our roads, the revenue from fuel duty and vehicle excise duty (VED) is falling every year.

A report on the preliminary meeting for the Thames Tideway Tunnel - and another preliminary meeting the previous day.

European charities often invest their assets in US stocks.

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.

The legal regime for businesses wanting to set up in the UK is complex.

This is entry number 176, first published on 15 October 2010, of a blog on the implementation of the Planning Act 2008.

Trusts often crop up in divorce cases involving substantial wealth.

Today's entry analyses consultation requirements after the Infrastructure Planning Commission issues its 25th scoping opinion.

A discussion on the completion of special parliamentary procedure for the first application to be given consent under the Planning Act 2008.

A discussion on the latest stage of the Growth and Infrastructure Bill's passage through Parliament and another couple of snippets on Planning Act regime tweaks.

Overage describes the situation where a seller takes a share in any increase in value of a property that is realised after the initial sale ie where there is a reasonable expectation ...

Businesses and entrepreneurs cannot afford to wait for lengthy lease negotiations to take place when time is money.

Our fourth and final blog (for now!) on documents deposited with the HS2 hybrid Bill takes a look at the Information Papers.

The Public Accounts Committee’s report on local transport funding published last week packs a double punch.