After much anticipation, the government has finally launched its consultation on leaseholder charges and services (‘service charges’) and the... Read more »
A case in the High Court, Keith Morris v William Simon Williams [2025] EWHC 218 (KB) dealt with the admissibility of without prejudice... Read more »
A new inquiry has been launched by the House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee chaired by Baroness Taylor of Bolton regarding concerns raised... Read more »
The Supreme Court has delivered its much-anticipated decision in the long-running Standish v Standish divorce case. The decision provides clarity on... Read more »
After the drama of the Headingley test, the ECB decision not to hold an Ashes Test in Leeds in 2027 seems extraordinary. The first Test, in a series... Read more »
Last week the issue of Leasehold was prominent in the House of Commons, as the Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee examined... Read more »
The Glastonbury festival is a uniquely British institution, calling bands, artists and more than 200,000 fans together for a weekend of live music and... Read more »
A second property, whether a holiday cottage or part of a rental portfolio, has traditionally been regarded as a valuable investment, providing both... Read more »
In last week’s Westminster debate, Alex Norris, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government reiterated... Read more »
The Law Commission has published its long-anticipated report Modernising Wills Law, proposing significant reforms to the nearly two-century-old... Read more »
