With effect from 1 January 2024, the EU Port Services Regulation and accompanying domestic regulations (together the "Regulations") were repealed as part of the Government's drive to repeal or replace legacy EU legislation.
Insights: Transport and infrastructure
Ground-breaking and innovative agreement reached between the Port of Tyne and South Tyneside Council.
Ward Hadaway have assisted the Port of Tyne ("the Port") in developing an innovative and efficient consultation process with the Local Planning Authority ("the LPA"), South Tyneside Council, regarding permitted development.
What are company registers and why do you need them?
Under company law there are certain registers that a private limited company is required to maintain and keep up to date.
Beware informal agreements – £1.5m port charges upheld for lay-over cruise ships
A recently decided case confirmed that the Port of Tilbury could charge more than £1.5M in relation to charges for the lay-over at port of two vessels even though the judge himself thought that the charges were disproportionate to the services provided.
Demurrage and quay rent – whose liability is it anyway?
There was very little festive cheer towards the end of last year if you were trying to import or export goods.
Social Housing Speed Read – Extra charges
In August 2019, we reported on the case of Curo Places Limited v Anthony Pimlett – We report further on this case here following its escalation to the Court of Appeal.
Planning law update – December 2020
Welcome to Ward Hadaway's planning law update. The aim of our bite-sized bulletins is to keep you abreast of the 'hot' topics and key legal issues relevant to you.
Social Housing Speed Read – Allocation policies
In this speed read, we consider a recent report published by the Local Government & Social Care Ombudsman (the "Ombudsman") regarding a complaint about the allocation policy of East Lindsey District Council (the "Council").
