Government is implementing major reforms to how Local Government will be funded and to how Local Government funding is allocated.

The Court of Appeal has handed down it’s Judgment in the case of Bicknell and the BMA v NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB.

Welcome to our latest edition of Clinical Law Insight.  It is almost entirely devoted to safety and learning (S&L), with much to report on both maternity and other areas.

The Court of Appeal has clarified the meaning of "deliberately" when determining whether a housing applicant with an alleged mental illness had become intentionally homeless.

The case of Peter Aston v United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy [2025] EWHC 3288 (KB) concerned a private law challenge to a decision by the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP)

The Regulator of Social Housing (the Regulator) has launched a consultation on proposed changes to its consumer standards

This article considers the current legal position, potential future changes and what any healthcare organisation must do to minimise litigation risk associated with AI adoption.

Our local government experts round up the latest consultations and proposals, including the Devolution Priority Programme.

In BAE Systems (Operations) Ltd v Unite the Union, the High Court dismissed an application by BAE Systems (BAE) for an interim injunction to prevent strike action by members of the trade union, Unite, over a pay dispute.

Government confirmed in its Autumn Budget that England’s regional and local mayors are set to receive a new tool in their kit.

Homes England has announced the Social and Affordable Homes Programme (SAHP) 2026–2036, a major capital grant initiative to deliver affordable housing across England.

The Chancellor’s 2025 Autumn Budget confirms the Government’s intention to provide those in Local Government with increased powers of taxation and governance, including the introduction of the visitor levy.