Welcome to our Public Matters Newsletter.
This month we have:
Don’t miss the opportunity to shape the future of this key piece of environmental legislation - if you are thinking of making a submission to the Committee, we can assist you.
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We already know that there are key criticisers of the law, but whether or not we remain bound by the EU law will depend on the terms of the Brexit deal.
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The latest amendment covering micro and small undertakings is a welcome development.
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Our response to the consultation on extending powers to depart from retained EU case law to additional lower courts and tribunals.
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What are the key changes and will it really lead to increased housing numbers?
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When advising on and helping set up trading companies, it is governance that frequently causes a measure of uncertainty - there is no one size fits all solution.
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In this article Senior HR Consultant Gill Martindale outlines the key changes to the 2020 guidance and puts forward five actions that you should take to help keep your pupils safe.
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September is going to be a time for creative thinking and flexibility for school and academy trust leaders and staff.
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The news that the Good Law Project has brought judicial review proceedings against the Department for Health and Social Care in respect of its direct award of a £108m contract for PPE raises a number of issues for contracting authorities.
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