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Second staircases: back to the drawing board?
Why some developers may need to revisit their planning permissions
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The new NPPF: a backwards step
Why it is doubtful the updated National Planning Policy Framework will aid housing delivery
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Reform, reform and more reform
A glance into the crystal ball reveals lots of change this year – or at least lots of talk of change
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Business rates – where are we now?
A look at the Autumn Statement, business rates appeals stats and the Non-Domestic Rating Bill
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Now we are six – changes afoot with the Electronic Communications Code
Last month changes were made to the Code, and further changes will be seen next April
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Pull together to solve the housing crisis
The rental market has problems. Will the Renters (Reform) Bill provide the answers?
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Leasehold reform: ringing the changes
The first King’s Speech in more than 70 years gives leaseholders reason to be optimistic
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Reflections on a year of progress at the PLA
Dellah Gilbert looks back on the change initiated and member views gathered over the past 12 months
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Damages: an appropriate remedy?
Natasha Rees considers when a court will grant an injunction or damages in lieu following Tate Modern case
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The litigation game
Economic, environmental and safety concerns are increasingly placing landlords and tenants at loggerheads
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Apportionment – where are we now?
Decisions following Supreme Court ruling in Aviva may create uncertainty that needs to be resolved
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Agents of change
Answers to key questions on the principle, and how it affects businesses