Divorce in Scotland and maintenance may be ordered in England
Judgment was today given by the Supreme Court in the case of Villiers v Villiers, enabling Mrs Villiers to pursue maintenance through the...
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A Greater Exeter Strategic Plan (GESP) progress update. It's alive (and kicking)
...so while we have all been distracted by what is going on at the national level, whether in planning and development or life generally,...
Business and Planning Bill sets out detail of extensions to planning permissions and listed building consents
Following on from my post last week regarding the automatic extension to planning permissions due to expire - the draft provisions...
Infrastructure investment to stimulate the economy
The government has followed up on its promise to invest in renewable infrastructure, by saying it will invest in wider infrastructure to...
MHCLG confirms automatic extension to planning permissions due to expire between start of lock down and calendar year end
In a short release yesterday MHCLG announced measures to further boost the construction industry, and smooth the path of the...
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