
Birmingham settles historic equal pay claims
Birmingham City Council, UNISON and GMB have agreed to settle the outstanding equal pay claims brought by the two unions on behalf of members working for the local authority and Birmingham Children's Trust.
October 14, 2025
Birmingham settles historic equal pay claims
Birmingham settles historic equal pay claims
Oct 14, 2025
LLG unveils new chair of LLG Board
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TfL appoints 19 firms to £120m legal services panel
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Challenges for a local authority prosecutor
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Emma Hall provides some tips for local authority prosecutors on how to limit the costs incurred in prosecuting a case.

Who can show up?
October 17, 2025
Andrew Burrell and Francis Hoar set out the key considerations for determining the composition of local government committees.

Placement at home under a care order
October 17, 2025
The Court of Appeal recently had another opportunity to look at care orders where children are to remain at home; a less common outcome following the earlier decision in Re JW (Child at home under care order) [2023] EWCA Civ 944. It was dealing with a change of plan imposed by the first instance judge at short notice at the final hearing. Graeme Bentley highlights the key points from Re A (Care…

The Welsh Language and the Court of Protection
Oct 17, 2025

ASB Case Reviews: updated statutory guidance
Oct 17, 2025
Martyn's Law marks a new chapter in school safety
Oct 17, 2025
Deprivations of liberty and young offenders
Oct 17, 2025
Revisiting Cheshire West
Oct 10, 2025
Public children law case update – Autumn 2025
Oct 10, 2025
How not to control second homes
Oct 09, 2025
Twelve New Towns for the Future
Oct 09, 2025
Artificial intelligence in Education and EHC Plans
Oct 03, 2025
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The Planning and Infrastructure Bill – what’s in, what’s out and will it work?
Join Landmark’s barristers for an initial review of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill and what it might mean for planning in practice.
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Just what is it about today’s planning system that makes appealing so … appealing?
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Simon Ricketts looks at the lessons from two recent recovered planning appeals, one of which saw a full award of costs against the council.

High Court on highway widths
October 03, 2025
Charles Streeten analyses the High Court’s rejection of a challenge to confirmation of a definitive map modification order.

Risk assessment – a safeguard to fairness
October 03, 2025
William Green examines the risk assessment criteria set out by the Court of Appeal for child welfare cases and how local authorities can address them.

Parental obstruction of care
Oct 03, 2025

School exclusions – CCTV and police investigations?
Oct 03, 2025

Transparency in the Court of Protection
Oct 03, 2025
Tackling youth ASB in social housing
Oct 02, 2025
How AI could rewrite homelessness law
Oct 02, 2025
Key updates to the Administrative Court Guide
Sep 30, 2025
PFI expiry and handback
Sep 26, 2025
Payment requirements under the Procurement Act 2023
Sep 26, 2025
Civil protective orders and gangs
Sep 26, 2025
School admissions: A guide to parental rights
Sep 24, 2025
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Government issues guidance on managing expiry of PFI contracts effectively
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Government issues policy note and guidance on public procurement and responses to COVID-19
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Government issues policy note on procurements in an emergency, warns on commercial risks of direct awards without competition
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Government issues procurement policy note on paying suppliers during coronavirus outbreak
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Government issues procurement policy note on preparing UK for leaving EU
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Government issues updated guidance on Prevent Duty
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Government launches consultation on lifting 50% cap on faith school places
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Government launches review of judicial review process with report expected later this year
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Government outlines how local authorities can establish multi-academy trusts
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Government proposals for procurement reform
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Government publishes Coronavirus Bill
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Government publishes position on state aid in event of ‘no deal’ Brexit
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Government says it will not enter any more safety valve agreements with councils in financial difficulty over SEND budget
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Government scheme for use of children as ‘spies’ is lawful, High Court judge rules
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Government sets out list of ‘key workers’ to be prioritised for education provision
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Government spent £200m+ on inquiries but their impact is unclear: watchdog
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Government starts procurement of £320m legal panel for services to wider public sector
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Government to allocate £1.4bn for school rebuilding and £44m to support kinship and foster carers in Autumn Budget
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Government to apply £95k exit payment cap to whole public sector at same time
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Government to extend fixed costs to most claims below £100,000
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