The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a public consultation on its strategy for the coming years, which would see its size and scope expand significantly. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A landmark decision by Singapore’s High Court that the ‘law of the seat’ applies when determining whether a dispute is arbitrable “carries the potential for substantial commercial and legal consequences […]
Continue Reading →A telecoms operator and wholesale infrastructure provider has secured unrestricted rights to upgrade and share electronic communications apparatus on a rural site over the next 10 years, despite objections raised […]
Continue Reading →Public Sector weekends will officially move to Saturday and Sunday in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from next year, as the country tries to better align its working week with […]
Continue Reading →A new partnership between the Scottish government and business will provide the sector “with more certainty that their interests will be represented in policy development,” according to one expert. Read […]
Continue Reading →The successful delivery of garden communities relies on financing and contracting with the right commercial partners. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published proposals designed to tighten the regulation of appointed representatives (ARs). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Developing new garden communities raises important questions about how the energy and infrastructure needs of those communities can be effectively met, particularly to help achieve net zero emissions goals and […]
Continue Reading →The need for businesses to have rehearsed cyber incident response and recovery plans in place has never been greater, with ransomware attacks on the rise and likely to become even […]
Continue Reading →Susi Donaldson tells HRNews about the challenges with ethnicity pay gap reporting Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Zoe Betts tells HRNews how ISO 31030 will assist employers in managing business travel risks Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Laura Starrett tells HRNews about practical steps firms can take to improve social mobility Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government has set out its vision for the future of adult social care, proposing a 10-year programme of change to shift towards a more personalised, digitised sector. Read […]
Continue Reading →The European Union’s Council of Ministers has agreed its negotiating position on legislation designed to enhance the bloc’s existing cybersecurity infrastructure. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Court of Appeal has backed the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and its owner, NatWest Group, in a case concerning the legal time limit for lodging mis-sold payment protection […]
Continue Reading →US tech company Clearview AI has been ordered to stop processing and delete any personal data associated with people in the UK and faces a potential £17 million fine, under […]
Continue Reading →Domestic and industrial power customers in Malaysia will be able to buy electricity generated by renewable sources. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The government will proceed with its plan to limit the exemption from aggregates levy for aggregate returned to the land so that it does not apply in most cases where […]
Continue Reading →Several planning documents are relevant to proposals for the development of garden communities in England. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →It is important to establish a strong governance and project management structure to underpin the delivery of a garden community. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Garden communities are bespoke new settlements or extensions of existing towns or villages that comprise a mix of housing, transport and community infrastructure, such as roads, rail links, schools and […]
Continue Reading →Developers planning to create new garden communities need an effective vision that sets out the main objectives, components, characteristics and qualities of the development, and addresses its environmental, social and […]
Continue Reading →The Western Australian (WA) state government has announced up to A$117.5 million (US$84m) in investment to set up two hydrogen hubs in the state. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Clara Pensions has been given the green light to form the first ever ‘superfund’ by the UK Pensions Regulator. Read Complete Article
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