The High Court has rejected a claim brought by a former US film maker against Rochdale Council over control of a grade II* listed stately home. Hopwood Hall in Middleton, Greater Manchester, is owned ...

The report calls for the introduction of 'Mayoral Infrastructure Investment Partnerships', a new model of progressive public-private partnership that mayors can use to build the i ...

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, Homes England and its subsidiary, the National Housing Bank, have signed a Place Delivery Agreement (PDA), the first of its kind in England. The agreement is ...

A Planning Court judge has refused a campaign group permission to apply for judicial review over the grant of planning permission to Championship side Oxford United for a new stadium. Cherwell ...

The Government is to bring forward amendments to the Social Housing Bill that will hand councils new powers to refer homeless households to private registered providers of social housing. The Ministry ...

It will be led by a President of the Business and Property Division, replacing the role of the Chancellor of the High Court. The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary said: “Bringing together specialist ...

The Government has announced a £16m Legal Support Grant which will help 48 frontline organisations across England and Wales deliver legal support to thousands of vulnerable people facing eviction, ...

The Public Interest Law Centre (PILC) has said an amenity group it represents will seek to block Tottenham Hotspur Football Club from appealing against an order that quashed planning permission for ...

The Housing Associations' Legal Alliance (HALA) has appointed 21 law firms to a legal services framework worth an estimated £96m over four years. The framework has been divided into the following lots ...

North East Lincolnshire Council has been ordered by the Government to progress its local plan after councillors last week voted not to. Housing and planning minister Matthew Pennycook, said in a ...

The Government has issued guidance on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in adult social care, highlighting the need for human review of AI-generated outputs and consideration of data protection.

The Online Procedure Rule Committee's (OPRC’s) practice direction for possession proceedings, setting out the procedure for claims using the new digital service for possession claims, has gone live.