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A report on the recent annual conference of the National Infrastructure Planning Association.

A report on the recently published 2012-13 annual report of the Planning Inspectorate from a national infrastructure perspective.

The duty to make reasonable adjustments was first introduced under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, which was replaced by the Equality Act 2010 from 1 October 2010.

Jonathan Brinsden looks at the changing public service delivery landscape and considerations which charities should have in mind when entering into consortium arrangements.

The unstoppable rise of social media has resulted in many headlines over the past few months.

Events this week have raised again the question of what sort of Brexit the Government is seeking.

The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill (the Bill) (formerly known as the Great Repeal Bill) was introduced to the House of Commons and given its First Reading (a formal stage, without debate)...

Today's entry reports on the second reading of the Growth and Infrastructure Bill on 5 November.

Today’s entry reports on hearings into the Hazardous Waste National Policy Statement.

Today's entry analyses a suite of impact assessments published on the Localism Bill.

TIF has been the great hope of the regeneration industry for almost as long as people can remember.

You may have asked yourself or your advisers that question. If so, then the recent Court of Appeal decision in Rubenstein v HSBC may have changed the answer.

The Government is proposing to bring some ‘business and commercial’ projects that are nationally significant within the Planning Act 2008 regime for nationally significant infrastructure projects.

Today's entry reports on the Commons committee stage of the Growth and Infrastructure Bill.

What is a "house" and why on earth is the highest court in the UK being asked to decide the meaning of this seemingly simple question?

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

Warring couples frequently make the newspapers but very few disputes actually reach the Supreme Court.