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The clock is ticking on MEES compliance
Stricter EPC requirements for commercial property are mere years away, requiring action now
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The candy store problem
Rates reform and stronger regulation are key to improving the tenant mix on high streets
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View from the bar: Sprucing up the 1954 Act
Strategic reform of the legislation could make it fit for the modern world
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Rural View: What price biodiversity?
With the commencement date looming, what will net gain rules cost providers?
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Notices: where are we now?
Does a recent Court of Appeal decision suggest a move away from the “modern” approach to validity?
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Telecoms: upgrading and sharing
New regulations roll out enhanced powers for telecoms operators, though issues remain
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A declining grade on business rates
The government is failing to keep its promises to reduce the rating burden on businesses
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Planning revisions command the spotlight
Will proposed changes to NPPF deliver growth and much-needed homes or create greater uncertainty?
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Building safety: time is of the essence
More building safety deadlines are coming and a wider pool of owners now have a mountain to scale
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Green leases and the owner-occupier divide
Collaboration between all stakeholders is essential to delivering the best sustainability outcomes
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Planning permission up for sale?
Emphasising local support secured by economic benefits may be in conflict with the long-standing principle that planning permissions should not be bought and sold
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Is the party over for party wall surveyors?
Court of Appeal decision may encourage developers to ignore the Party Wall etc Act 1996