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A little less conversation, a little more action
After years of talk on meaningful reform, will 2025 be the year that things begin to change?
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What the English Devolution White Paper means for strategic planning
Nicola Gooch looks at how the restructuring of local government will affect the planning system
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Cornerstoning the market
Multiple CTIL cases have occupied the attention of the First-tier Tribunal in 2024
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Little Christmas cheer for farmers
Santa stands in for Charles Cowap to review another annus horribilis for agriculture
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Still a long way to go for leasehold reform
COMMENT Remedying some of the ‘serious flaws’ of the 2024 Act will take time
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Removing stigmas around parental leave
Fathers must be part of the conversation to ease the return to work and improve female retention
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End of tax benefits for furnished holiday lets
With the market set to shift, now is the critical time for investors to assess their portfolios
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Reflections on a year in the hot seat
Mark Reading reviews his productive term as chair of the Property Litigation Association
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Succession planning for agricultural property
The Budget has sounded an alarm but perhaps it is the kick the rural sector needs?
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Labouring hard on planning reform
Labour’s first 100 days demonstrate promise on planning
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The need to win the nuclear race
Reforming regulatory justification can unlock Britain’s nuclear future
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Real estate and the new employment Bill
A look at the impact on real estate of the incoming legislation