The UK proposed business model for Low Carbon Hydrogen
Initial thoughts on the design of the UK financial support mechanism to promote hydrogen production have been published. Anyone involved in UK hydrogen should be aware of the key points
09 December 2021
Heat Networks: Whose heat is it anyway?
Discover how heat networks can harness wasted heat for low-cost, low-carbon solutions and unlock new revenue streams
24 September 2024
AIM companies: LSE seeks market feedback on AIM development proposals
London Stock Exchange has published a discussion paper on proposed changes to the AIM Rules for Companies and AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers.
14 July 2017
How sacred is the day of rest?
An employee’s belief that they should not work on a particular day does not have to be a core part of their religion in order to fall under religious discrimination legislation.
11 December 2013
Pink Book 3
The Burges Salmon Guide for Landowners and Farmers
25 September 2024
Part 2 of the National Food Strategy: Breaking the Junk Food Cycle
This article is the first in a mini-series that will consider the four ‘strategic objectives’ recommended by the National Food Strategy: Part 2 and the impact these may have on the food industry
26 November 2021
ASA announces that from June harmful gender stereotyping in adverts will be banned
Following its 2017 review into gender stereotypes in adverts, the ASA has announced its plan to ban harmful gender stereotyping in advertising from June 2019.
14 January 2019
New and updated DCO guidance notes: what changes do they introduce?
This article sets out some key points to note arising from the recent publication of six DCO guidance notes
24 June 2024
Assignment of lease to guarantor is void
The High Court in EMI Group Limited has followed non-binding comments in the Court of Appeal’s decision in K/S Victoria Street and decided that a tenant cannot assign a “new tenancy” to its guarantor.
30 March 2016
How imaginative settlements to disputes can turn out to be less than clever
Parties facing a dispute are usually well advised to try to reach an agreement to avoid it. But how and what pitfalls should they avoid?
27 March 2014
The Procurement Bill: Key changes as it leaves the House of Lords
We analyse the most substantive amendments to the Procurement Bill following completion of its passage through the House of Lords
10 January 2023
Bakery guilty of discrimination over gay marriage cake – Lee v Ashers Bakery
The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal has found that a bakery directly discriminated against a customer by refusing to make a cake with a slogan supporting same-sex marriage.
28 October 2016