Better public information should be made available to increase support for discounted sentences, according to a review of sentencing and plea decision-making in Scotland. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The public procurement regime has now changed in the UK following the expiry of the Brexit transition period. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Businesses have an opportunity to shape future government policy in Scotland and Wales by preparing detailed proposals for political parties to consider adopting in their manifestos for forthcoming elections, an […]
Continue Reading →The Court of Appeal has dismissed a challenge by ClientEarth to the grant of development consent for two carbon capture ready gas-fired generating units at the existing Drax Power Station […]
Continue Reading →Businesses transferring personal data between the EU and India must carefully assess the measures they must take to comply with EU data protection laws in light of a ruling in […]
Continue Reading →A lawyer is entitled to recover its reasonable costs from a client who terminates a damages-based agreement (DBA) before the case concludes, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales […]
Continue Reading →Zoe Betts tells HRNews employers are ‘waking up’ to the need to do more to support staff Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore’s Keppel Renewable Energy is to buy a 45% stake in a solar farm in Harlin, 100km northwest of Brisbane. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A Bt60 billion ($1.99bn) upgrade plan for Suvarnabhumi airport, the main international gateway to Bangkok, has been approved. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Agencies in Australia and Germany plan to develop and certify renewable hydrogen, renewable ammonia and other renewable hydrogen-based fuels and materials. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A change made to planning laws in Ireland will help speed up the delivery, and lower the cost, of renewable energy projects in the country, an expert in energy projects […]
Continue Reading →UK universities are finding themselves under increasing pressure to from greater numbers of students needing to access to mental health and wellbeing support services in the face of growing evidence […]
Continue Reading →The imposition of activity targets for NHS dental practices in England raises questions about the future funding of the sector, an expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Irish government has published its National Remote Work Strategy, which aims to provide legislation which would grant employees the right to request remote working and to introduce a code […]
Continue Reading →Businesses that fail to publish annual ‘modern slavery’ statements are to face potential financial penalties in the UK, foreign secretary Dominic Raab has confirmed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Clean hydrogen is quickly becoming the poster child for global decarbonisation, with real opportunities for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) has launched a ¥53 billion yen ($509 million) fund for Japan’s wind power industry. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Vietnam has changed the status of two road building projects, making them public projects after failing to find investors for the work as a public private partnership (PPP). Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Small businesses significantly affected by Covid-19 can start renegotiating certain types of contracts since the ‘re-align framework’ became effective from 15 January. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has issued revised guidelines to financial institutions to help them address cyber-attack risks. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →With public sector debt at a record high and tax revenues down, the big question for 2021 is whether we will see any UK tax increases, one-off taxes or radical […]
Continue Reading →Bespoke drafting may need to be added to standard form contracts in use in the infrastructure sector to appropriately address disruptive or exceptional events that are known and continuing or […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed there will be no change to the 0.75% charge cap for defined contribution (DC) occupational pension schemes. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government is considering changes to the penalties which apply when a ‘follower notice’ is issued and the taxpayer fails to settle their dispute with HM Revenue & Customs […]
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