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Kensington High Street cycle lane will happen ‘one day’
Royal borough is ‘an outlier’ among London planning authorities says campaigner
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Kensington and Chelsea wins cycle lane court battle
Campaign group Better Streets for Kensington and Chelsea has lost its High Court challenge to the Royal Borough’s decision not to reinstate a cycle lane on Kensington High Street, SW8.…
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Telecommunications: cracking the Code
The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022 received royal assent last year. Megan Stewart and Lucy Redman explain what’s new
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Judge orders sale of bankrupt oligarch’s £11m Kensington home
Khadzhi-Murat Derev has debts of more than £87m, according to court papers
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Merton Council takes rates dispute with Nuffield Health to the Supreme Court
Council appealing Court of Appeal ruling
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Manchester Ship Canal hearing a ‘timely’ issue for all sewerage companies
Lawyer tells Supreme Court case will affect “escalating problem” of sewage discharges
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In on the Act: Michael Ranson discusses the Charities Act 2022
LISTEN EG discusses the new Charities Act 2022, which is due to come into force
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Supreme Court kicks off Manchester hearings with long-running property case
The Supreme Court’s busy year of property cases continues with its first sitting in a regional city
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Supreme Court warns local authorities to check their land ownership
Ruling quashes planning consent as local authority didn’t realise land was held as a statutory trust
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Supreme Court confirms rent repayment order can’t be made against a superior landlord
Case centres on the interpretation of section 40(2) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016
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On the Case: Rating premises with property guardians
LISTEN EG looks at a dispute over the impact of the use of property guardians on empty rates