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21 Mar 2019
Welcome to this, our latest Brexit round-up. Each week we provide a succinct round-up of the latest news surrounding the Brexit process, so you can keep abreast of the issues which are likely to affect your organisation.
18 Mar 2019
While the Spring Statement was largely dominated by Brexit, there were a number of announcements relating to social housing. In this week's Speed Read, we discuss the implications of the announcements in the Spring Statement, given on 13 March 2019, for social housing.
18 Mar 2019
In London Borough of Lambeth v Agoreyo the Court of Appeal considered whether the suspension of an employee was a breach of the implied term of mutual trust and confidence.
18 Mar 2019
Our Local Authority round up provides brief summaries of topical information on a weekly basis, to keep you aware of the changes and updates relevant to you.
15 Mar 2019
Welcome to this, our latest Brexit round-up. Each week we provide a succinct round-up of the latest news surrounding the Brexit process, so you can keep abreast of the issues which are likely to affect your organisation.
15 Mar 2019
This week marks five years since the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 was passed, although the first same-sex marriage took place on 29 March 2014.
12 Mar 2019
On 27 February 2019, the World Trade Organisation confirmed that should the UK leave the European Union without a deal it will join the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) as an independent member meaning that British businesses will retain the ability to bid for the £1.3 trillion worth of public sector contracts around the world.
11 Mar 2019
In the case of Beattie v Condorrat War Memorial and Social Club & Others, the Employment Appeal Tribunal considered whether a final written warning was valid in the absence of a full investigation.
11 Mar 2019
Our Local Authority round up provides brief summaries of topical information on a weekly basis, to keep you aware of the changes and updates relevant to you.
11 Mar 2019
In the recent case of R (Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants) v Secretary of State for the Home Department the High Court considered whether the Government's Right to Rent requirements had led to nationality and/or race discrimination by landlords against applicants for tenancies of residential properties.
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