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The Built Environment
What is the impact of Spain's limitation on annual residential rent reviews?
An extraordinary limitation was extended to 31 December 2022 – it remains to be seen if the government will extend
Regulatory and compliance
Civil penalties set to increase to £250 million for UK water pollution
The Environment Agency is to get 'real teeth' with meaningful penalties to deter offenders in the water industry
Energy and Energy Transition
Energy saving requirements are emerging across Europe
The war in Ukraine and the energy crunch are precipitating policy responses across the continent
Regulatory Outlook
Health and safety | Regulatory Outlook September 2022
Coroner reforms in the UK: what happened this summer? | HSE to investigate businesses where materials that contain silica are
Infrastructure services
UK government announces plans to shake-up infrastructure planning
What might the government's recent announcements mean for the planning process for major infrastructure and decarbonisation goals?
Regulatory and compliance
HMRC updates anti-money laundering guidance for estate and letting agency businesses – are you up to date?
Businesses affected by the new guidance should review their AML procedures
Real estate
UK tribunal clarifies Electronic Communications Code renewals involving concurrent lessees
Judgment guides on a 'gap' in the telecoms regime when site providers grant a concurrent lease to a third party
Real estate
Deadline approaches for UK commercial rent arrears arbitration process
Pre-action steps required before 23 September 2022 deadline means parties are probably out of time to commence arbitration
Real estate
Gym tenant and guarantor held liable for rent despite restructuring plan
UK judgment is a prompt for landlords to consider all angles to maximise rent recovery in harsh economic conditions
Urban Dynamics
Smart cities pose 'fit for purpose' questions for data regulation
The EU and UK need to balance the protection of individual rights and allowing for innovation in data-intense environments
Real estate
UK Supreme Court widens Electronic Communications Code rights for operators
Telecoms operators can apply for additional rights as they are not to be treated as the occupier of existing sites
