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Government paper seeks views on legislative changes to streamline development of critical infrastructure
This update has been prepared by Grace Fadden in Burges Salmon's Planning and Compulsory Purchase Team.
A policy paper was published on 26...
Modern Warfare, Modern Technology: The UK’s AI Imperative
As the world approaches the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, global defence strategies are under intense scrutiny. The...
DB surpluses to be “unlocked” – what might this mean for pension scheme trustees and employers?
In a significant move announced on 28 January, Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves have confirmed that they...
Pensions Dashboards Update – January 2025
There have been a number of developments since our last Pensions Dashboards Update in December.
The Pensions Dashboards Programme...
Planning for 2025: What is on the horizon for nationally significant infrastructure projects?
Introduction
Over the past year, coinciding with the election of a new government, those involved in the nationally significant...
A reminder on natural justice: the applicability of English case law to Scots law adjudication
In a 2024 decision in the Court of Session, ATG Services (Scotland) Ltd v Ogilvie Construction Ltd [2024] CSOH 94, Lord Sandison rejected...
A Real Estate focused 2025 6 Nations Preview: which UK Real Estate asset best reflects your team?
Ahead of the opening match of this year's Six Nations on Friday, January 31st, there will no doubt be an innumerable number of expert...
Pause to new grid connection applications takes effect
As part of the ongoing grid connection reform process, the National Energy System Operator (NESO) has paused the acceptance of new...
Failure to prevent fraud: New Year’s resolutions for corporates
In 2023, Parliament introduced a new corporate criminal offence of “failure to prevent fraud” under section 199 of the Economic Crime and...
New MHRA guidance on incoming UK Post-Market Surveillance regime
The MHRA has released a suite of guidance on the new post-market surveillance (PMS) requirements for medical devices in Great...
Priorities for Shadow Great British Railways Announced by Transport Secretary
Heidi Alexander used her speech for the Department for Transport Operator’s conference in Manchester on 20 January to outline her...
Pensions dashboards compliance: the cyber risk perspective
The introduction of pensions dashboards represents a significant step forward in the digitalisation of pension schemes, aiming to provide...
Procurement Act 2023: 4 weeks to go!
The Procurement Act 2023 goes live in just four weeks - on Monday 24 February 2025. We're counting down with a series of top tips to...
Neonatal care leave and pay: new rights for parents
Each year, over 90,000 babies are cared for in neonatal units in the UK according to statistics collated by the Neonatal Data Analysis...
New UK Listing Rules taking effect from 29 January 2025
Following the extensive review and overhaul of the UK Listing Rules Sourcebook (“UKLR”) by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) last...
The Rise of Office-to-Hotel Conversions in the UK: A Sector Update
By Katie Allen
Independent UK law firm Burges Salmon has observed a notable trend of UK property owners and developers converting office...
AI Opportunities Action Plan: Impacts on Public Procurement
The UK’s Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) published the AI Opportunities Action Plan (“AI Action Plan”)...
AI in the energy sector: Ofgem consultation on draft guidance
Ofgem is seeking views on its draft guidance about how artificial intelligence (AI) should be used safely, securely, fairly and...
Consumer attitudes on AI use in the energy sector - Ofgem report
Ofgem has recently reported on the findings of a public consultation on the scope for ethical artificial intelligence (AI) deployment in...
EDPB publishes Opinion on AI and data protection
On 18 December 2024, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) issued its highly anticipated Opinion on the use of personal data in...
eVisas and ETAs – where are we?
Recent years have seen a drive across government towards increased digitisation of key services and facilities, and the UK's visa and...
FCA issues consultation on new private stock market
Further to our article in November 2024, on 17 December 2024 the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) announced the launch of its
2025 - Planning in Wales
The consenting regime for large scale infrastructure projects in Wales is currently undergoing a period of significant change. In this...
Procurement Act 2023: 5 weeks to go!
The Procurement Act 2023 goes live in just five weeks - on Monday 24 February 2025. We'll be counting down on a weekly basis with a...
Driving towards clarity on the electric vehicle transition: the DfT’s ZEV Mandate Consultation
On 24 December 2024 the Department for Transport (DfT) issued a consultation on “Phasing out the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from...
Pensions and ESG: investors file a shareholder resolution to Shell
It almost a year ago, that we reported that the PPF had filed a resolution against Shell’s approach to climate change (see our...
A New Year and a new "badge of dishonour"
A New Year and a new “Badge of Dishonour”.
From 1 January 2025, the Chief Coroner for England and Wales, Her Honour Judge Alexia Durran...
Renters’ Rights Bill: Progress in Parliament
The Renters' Rights Bill took a step closer to becoming law when it returned to the House of Commons on Tuesday 14 January for its third...
How can corporate governance help us to manage AI in business?
The Financial Reporting Council recently reported that 73% of companies discussed AI related matters in their annual reports (up from 49%...
MHRA launches Real-World Evidence programme to support approvals and HTAs
The MHRA has launched a Real-Word Evidence programme to ensure that innovators understand how to use RWE to prove that medical products...
Have ESG targets for this year? Think Nordic
Nine out of ten new vehicles sold in Norway are electric. This represents a massive systemic and sustainable change in an impressively...
Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023 – what to expect in 2025
Introduction
The Levelling-Up and Regeneration Act 2023 (LURA 2023) received royal assent on 26 October 2023. Burges Salmon reviewed the...
Governance of AI - government response to Science, Innovation and Technology Committee
The Government's Response (here) has been published to the House of Commons Science, Innovation and Technology Committee May 2024 report...
AI awareness, understanding and use in the public sector in Wales
The Welsh Government has published a report on awareness of AI in public sector workplaces in Wales. The report is said to provide
UK AI Opportunities Action Plan and government response published
Scottish Planning in 2025: changes on the horizon
This update has been prepared by Iona Gatenby in Burges Salmon's Planning and Compulsory Purchase Team.
Introduction
2025 looks set...
Targeted support reforms for pensions: the FCA Consultation Paper
In November, the FCA published an update setting out the next steps in its work on the Advice Guidance Boundary Review (AGBR) - see our...
Burges Salmon and the space race
This article originally appeared in the December issue of Young Company Finance.
Scotland’s space tech sector is positioning itself as a...
Finalisation of Regulations to limit disclosure of “usual residential address” at Companies House
AI bots attending remote court hearings - case update
There is relatively little publicly available insight into when and where the courts are seeing AI being used in court proceedings. ...
January return of work - good news on office leasing front
If you're anything like me, any news for optimism is welcome in these first few days of back to work in January, when the festive cheer...
What to expect from environmental law in 2025
As in previous years, we have produced a summary of the developments in the previous year in environmental law and a look ahead to...
Moving forward with moveable transactions in 2025
Written by Samir Younes
As we enter a new year, there has been a key update in the implementation of the Moveable Transactions...
FRC launches consultation on three year strategy and annual plan and budget
On 17 December 2024 the Financial Reporting Council (the “FRC”) announced the publication of its draft three year strategy for 2025 – 2028
The Sudlow Review – 5 recommendations for unlocking the potential of the UK’s health data
Last November, the Sudlow Review was published (“Review”). This is an independent review of the UK's health data, led by Professor Cathie...
Law Commission Scoping Report on Financial Remedies on Divorce concludes the law needs reform
The Law Commission published its Scoping Report on Financial Remedies on divorce in late December 2024 - just in time for some light...
From 2024 to 2025: Pensions Industry Set for an Exciting Year
As 2025 kicks off, we reflect on where we have got to with various pensions initiatives and reforms
2024 was not a quiet year for...
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