The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, did not breach the Greater London Authority’s Code of Conduct when he accepted tickets for a Taylor Swift concert at Wembley in August last year, its Monitoring Officer has concluded.

The High Court has told Havering Council to reconsider its decision not to identify an illegal landfill as 'contaminated land', after raising concerns that the London borough appeared "to have been very confused about the correct legal approach" to the site.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has issued a code of practice setting out standards for training on learning disability and autism for Care Quality Commission (CQC)-registered health and social care providers and their staff.

The Government has announced that it will allocate at least £9 billion in 2025-26 to address the critical maintenance needs of health, education and justice estates, rising to over £10 billion per year by 2034-35.

Why does negotiating section 106 agreements have to be such a drag? Simon Ricketts looks at the key issues.

Carrie Davies sets out some early-stage considerations for local authorities when it comes to heat network zoning coordination.

Mediation is a potentially underused tool for unlocking contract disputes arising out of PFI, write Emma Beynon and Andrew Lancaster.

Justin Harrington sets out what UK public sector organisations need to know when it comes to generative AI and data protection.

The UK’s new heat network zoning framework (the outlines for which were drawn by the Energy Act 2023) is set to redefine how low‑carbon heating is delivered by creating geographic zones, where district heat networks are the mandated, optimal solution.

The Court of Protection has provided an important reminder that it is the judge who has the final say as to best interests, writes Alex Ruck Keene KC (Hon).

A recent Court of Appeal decision highlights the importance of analysing all the factors in the welfare checklist when considering a care and placement order instead of an overreliance on the ‘risk of harm’ factor, and sets out a 7-step approach to this analysis. Victoria Holland examines the ruling.