The High Court has held that a Council’s housing allocation process did not discriminate against a family with disabled children

The Court’s decision clarifies when a statutory appeal is “brought” in regulatory proceedings and the extent to which procedural missteps will be overlooked to preserve a practitioner’s right of appeal.

The new legislation introduces a significant spread of community empowerment measures aimed at bringing decision-making closer to residents and giving communities greater influence over the places and assets that matter to them.

In June 2026, the UK Government issued Procurement Policy Note 024, marking a significant development in how public sector organisations approach service delivery.

Across May and June, the Independent Patient Choice and Procurement Panel (the Panel) published three new case reports.

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 (the 2026 Act)

This article summarises the decisions in recent Professional Standards Authority (PSA) appeals relating to two General Medical Council (GMC) cases

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 (the Act) introduces a significant shift in commercial leasing by banning upwards-only rent reviews.

NHS ConfedExpo in Manchester once again provided an opportunity to catch up with time-pressed clients and colleagues in the Healthcare sector and discuss the changes and challenges they are facing.

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has issued a call for evidence on the future direction of its economic regulation, set out in its discussion paper ‘More and better social homes’.

The annual National Housing Federation (NHF) Housing Governance Conference brings together leaders from across the social housing sector to look at how we navigate an operational environment that is becoming increasingly complex.

The Upper Tribunal’s recent decision in Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited v Timberyard Nominees provides a reminder to local authorities and housing providers