HoC Housing Communities and Local Government Committee report on Leasehold Reform
On 18th March the House of Commons Committee on Leasehold Reform published its report. The report draws together various themes concerning long... Read more »
On 18th March the House of Commons Committee on Leasehold Reform published its report. The report draws together various themes concerning long... Read more »
Since 3 January 2019 single parents have been able to apply for a Parental Order following a surrogacy arrangement. The Human Fertilisation and... Read more »
New legislation prohibits landlords and agents from charging excessive fees to current and prospective tenants. The Tenant Fees Act 2019 (the Act)... Read more »
Yet more draft legislation is plodding its way through parliament, intended to implement partial plans for EU nationals travelling to the UK if we... Read more »
On 6 December 2018 the Immigration Minister, Caroline Noakes, announced: ‘We are announcing…a new Innovator route, for more experienced business... Read more »
In recent weeks it has seemed more likely than most initially thought that the UK could leave the European Union on 29 March 2019 without a Brexit... Read more »
The House of Commons yesterday approved an Immigration Bill that will theoretically end free movement rights but which does little to shed light on... Read more »
Two years after the government first published its commitment to making positive changes to victims of domestic abuse, the response has been published... Read more »
The legal position established in 2015 by Vidal-Hall et al v Google Inc has recently been revised, clarifying the scope under which data protection... Read more »
On 25 November 2018 the EU Heads of State approved the draft Withdrawal Agreement setting out the terms of the UK's departure from the European Union.... Read more »
