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Today's entry compares the Planning Act 2008 and hybrid bill regimes. Last Monday, the bill for the first phase of High Speed 2 was deposited in Parliament, and earlier this year the application for the Thames Tideway Tunnel was made under the Planning Act 2008 - two of the largest infrastructure applications ever made. How do the sizes of the applications compare, and what about the processes for deciding them?

In Kucukdeveci v Swedex GmbH the ECJ ruled that the Equal Treatment Framework Directive (the Framework Directive) could be applied in a case between private individuals which were not emanations of the State.

Over 30 years ago Resolution, formerly known as the Solicitors Family Law Association (SFLA), was set up by a number of enlightened, forward thinking individuals.

Today’s entry reports on a report issued by the CBI and a new group it has set up.

Today's entry reports that the Growth and Infrastructure Bill has finally completed its passage through Parliament and will become the Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013 today.

Today's entry is soliciting ideas for extending the Planning Act regime.

Today's entry reports on the non-planning provisions in the Localism Bill as they could affect infrastructure.

While the headlines on yesterday's budget were about fuel duty, behind the tax measures there were a raft of announcements about reform of the planning system, some old, some new.

Today’s entry reports on the first hearing held by the Infrastructure Planning Commission.

This is entry number 204, first published on 13 January 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

Today's entry reports on the outcome of the first challenge to a decision under the Planning Act 2008.

A discussion on the most recent government initiatives to reduce the amount of secondary legislation in relation to planning.

This is entry number 268, published on 12 August 2011, of a blog on the Planning Act 2008 infrastructure planning and authorisation regime.

Mary Portas' appearance before the Communities and Local Government Select Committee offered little for those looking for substantial debate or facts on changes being made in Britain's high streets in response to the implementation of the recommendations of the Portas Review issued in late 2011.

At the end of last year, HM Treasury published its review of the Competitive Dialogue procedure, or CD - this procedure was introduced in the EU public sector procurement directive for use in the award of complex contracts such as those covered by the Private Finance Initiative.

The Supreme Court has heard the appeal in R (on the application of G) v Governors of X School [2011] UKSC 30 brought by a School against a decision by the High Court (upheld by the Court of Appeal) that G, a teacher accused of inappropriate sexual misconduct with a pupil, should be entitled to legal representation at his disciplinary hearing.

The UK Supreme Court's decision in Re Lehman Brothers International (Europe) (In Administration) caps the extensive litigation.