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'Reinstating' the law: dilapidations and break clauses
In Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd [2021] EWCA Civ 995 the Court of Appeal has clarified the law on break...
Decarbonising Aviation
The Transport Decarbonisation Plan (the Plan) and Jet Zero Consultation (the Consultation) were published on 14 July 2021 setting out...
Choosing transport decarbonisation
Amidst the Transport Decarbonisation Plan's anticipated focus on exciting new and emerging zero emission vehicle technologies and fuels,...
ORR's Annual Rail Consumer Report
The Office of Rail and Road (“ORR”) has published its annual rail consumer report (the “Report”) detailing key activities undertaken in...
ESMA publishes final report and guidelines for funds' marketing communications
On 27 May 2021, the European Securities and Markets Authority (‘ESMA’) published its final report (ESMA34-45-1244) on guidelines for...
FCA publishes statement on the regulatory treatment of Recovery Loan Scheme
On 26 May 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (‘FCA’) published a statement on the regulatory statement of the UK Recovery Loan Scheme (‘
HM Treasury announces extension of PRIIPs exemption for UCITS funds
On 1 June 2021, HM Treasury published a press release announcing that the current exemption for UCITS funds from the requirements of the...
Transferring personal data from the UK to the EU post Brexit – status quo continues until at least June 2025
As reported in our Summer Newsletter, cross border transfers of personal data continue to be a hot topic in data protection law. BREXIT...
The importance of rail freight to the decarbonisation of transport
The Transport Decarbonisation Plan (the Plan) and Rail Environment Policy Statement were published on 14 July 2021 setting out ambitious...
SSRO publishes recommendations for changes to the regulatory framework for Single Source procurement
Last month, the Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) published its Recommendations to the Secretary of State for its periodic review...
Diamonds in the rough?
A short contribution to the financial resilience debate through the prism of employee share plans.
New updated National Planning Policy Framework
The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) was revised on 20 July 2021, following a consultation on proposed revisions published in...
Projects facing increased resourcing and pricing issues in 2021
Industry bodies, including the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) and BEAMA, have issued recent statements on the availability – or...
Pensions update on DC governance: new value for money and other requirements confirmed by DWP
On 21 June, the DWP issued its response to its consultation on draft regulations and statutory guidance to deliver better value for money...
SPP Judicial Challenge - decision issued today
The Court of Session issued its decision today, 21 July 2021, on the judicial challenges brought against the December 2020 amendments to...
Transport Decarbonisation Plan - Let's Bus Back Better
Having reviewed the detail and commitments in the Zero Emission buses and coaches section of the Transport Decarbonisation Plan (TDP) it...
The Construction Leadership Council publishes Construct Zero - Performance Framework
The Construction Leadership Council has published the cross industry Construct Zero - Performance Framework.
Construct Zero is a framework...
Navigating remote employment tribunal hearings
“The future will involve more, not less, use of technology. We wish technology to be the servant of justice, not its master.”
Confirming...
FCA introduces guiding principles on ESG and sustainable investment funds
Written by Pooja Bokhiria
On 19 July 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (‘FCA’) published a Dear Chair letter setting out its...
Transport Decarbonisation Plan - EV Highlights
It has long been accepted that to achieve the seismic structural and societal changes needed to our transport and energy sector to meet...
Triple Point - the long awaited decision on liquidated damages
The Supreme Court (“SC”) has today handed down a significant judgment for the construction industry in relation to claims for liquidated...
Building Safety Bill – Amendments Unlikely To Appease Fire Safety Campaigners
The draft Building Safety Bill (the “Bill”) was laid before Parliament on Monday 5 July 2021. The Bill is intended to implement the...
National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios: How can the UK reach Net Zero?
National Grid released its annual Future Energy Scenarios (“FES”) report this week, outlining four credible, potential pathways for the...
How genuine is your relationship? The Home Office introduced three tiers of supporting documents for partner and parent visas.
See version 14.0 of the Family Policy guidance published for Home Office staff on 24 June 2021.
The Home Office introduced a three-tiered...
AI assurance and responsible innovation: Centre for Data and Ethics report
The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) - an independent advisory body with a mandate to enable ethical innovation in AI and...
Pensions News Flash: TPR agrees £770 million mitigation package for Sanofi Pension Scheme
The Pensions Regulator (‘TPR’) recently agreed a settlement package for the Sanofi Pension Scheme (the ‘Scheme’) following concerns over...
‘The Case for Blue Hydrogen’: new UK HFCA Paper
The UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (the “UK HFCA”) recently released its Position Paper 'The Case for Blue Hydrogen' (the...
The Supreme Court restricts the use of Follower Notices by HMRC
On 2 July 2021, the Supreme Court issued its judgment in Haworth v HMRC. Haworth is the first challenge to HMRC’s use of follower notices...
FCA publishes research on consumer cryptoasset ownership
Written by Pooja Bokhiria
On 17 June 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (‘FCA’) published a research note on the ownership and...
A milestone for YTL Arena Bristol
Last April, I reported that the Secretary of State had decided not to call in the planning application for YTL Arena Bristol, which was...
Building Safety: Major changes in limitation for defective workmanship announced
On Sunday Robert Jenrick, the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, announced that the Government intend to...
Executive reward plans: death or glory?
Nostalgia
Growing up as kid in the '80s, I adored the A-Team.
The A-Team was an American action-adventure TV series about four Vietnam vets...
Recent Burges Salmon participation in the Chancery Lane Project
Isobel Annan and Meryon Roderick - lawyers in Burges Salmon's Projects Team - have participated in the recent Energy drafting event...
Is there danger in politicising investment decisions?
I was interested to see the recent call by the National Scotsman for pension funds (in particular Scottish LGPS funds) to invest in...
Retirement communities considered by Parliament
Yesterday, 1 July, Parliament held its first ever debate specifically considering retirement communities. The debate in Westminster Hall...
Case update: Franses v Cavendish - the sequel
In 2018 the Supreme Court shocked the commercial property world when it ruled in Franses v The Cavendish Hotel that a landlord must - for...
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