The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a significant case in relation to the effect of implementing later planning permissions for the same site.

The Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Michael Gove, has said he is “strongly in sympathy with the view that hybrid meetings should continue in order to ensure the maximum amount of efficiency”.

Cumbria County Council has renewed its application for a judicial review of the government's plans to divide the county into two east-west unitary councils.

The lack of formal consideration of external legal advice, the lack of completed legal land transfer documentation and the lack of properly executed written legal arrangements covering the provision of funding to its wholly owned housing development company…

LexisNexis provides commercial practice notes covering the structure and form of commercial contracts, with comprehensive and up to date legal information.

The High Court has ruled that a council’s refusal to list local sports field as an asset of community value was unlawful. Jenny Wigley QC analyses the judgment.

Marion Smith QC, Joe-han Ho, Ruth Keating and Philippe Kuhn examine the latest court ruling on PD 57AC.

The High Court has ruled that the Home Office acted unlawfully in detaining unaccompanied young people for age assessments at a port in Kent. Shu Shin Luh and Antonia Benfield explain why.

Lauren Gardner reports on some significant recent judgments in the Court of Protection.

What does the Covid-19 inquiry mean for local authorities? Olivia Carter and David Owens explain.

James Dix considers changes in the School Admissions Code 2021 in relation to in-year admissions, looked after children and Fair Access Protocols.