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The Built Environment
What might the UK government's Nature Restoration Fund and Environmental Delivery Plans mean for developers?
Proposals in the new Planning and Infrastructure Bill aim to balance conservation and development
Real estate
UK Supreme Court clarifies 10-year 'reasonable belief' requirement in adverse possession applications
Ruling highlights the need for landowners to inspect regularly for encroachment to minimise the risk of a costly dispute
Real estate
English High Court judgment highlights challenges of obtaining building liability and information orders
The court's ruling means claimants must establish primary liability before applying for either of the orders
Real estate
Government unveils plans to reinvigorate commonhold for residential ownership in England and Wales
Replacing long leasehold will be complex and take time but a draft bill and consultation are expected later this year
Energy and Energy Transition
What the Belgian and Flemish coalition agreements could mean for projects to 2029
The different coalition agreements contain notable measures for construction and energy projects
The Built Environment
Government response to the Grenfell final report spells major reforms for the UK built environment
A consultation on reform of the construction products manufacturing regulatory regime is open for responses until May
Regulatory Outlook
Products | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
UK updates: Product Regulation and Metrology | Age verification for knife retailers | Domestic furniture fire safety | Device manufacture
Regulatory Outlook
Regulated procurement | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
The Procurement Act goes live! | Government publish new National Procurement Policy Statement | New procurement policy statements | English
Regulatory Outlook
Health and safety | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill completes committee stage in the House of Lords | HSE questioned by the Work and
Real estate
How to handle construction disputes in England
For prospective claimants, success is all in the preparation – getting it wrong can lead to claims being struck out
Real estate
Renters' Rights Bill divides opinion as it passes second reading in UK House of Lords
Landlords have a short period to consider their options with the legislation expected to come into force later in spring
Telecoms
Two new telecoms judgments include the first UK Electronic Communications Code termination decision
UK telecoms site operators offered greater certainty by Upper Tribunal's strict interpretation of the Code
