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Real estate
English High Court recent rulings consider landowners' rights to an injunction against drone users
Two approaches have been taken by the High Court to granting injunctions against 'drone trespass' over private property
Real estate
High Court in Placefirst clarifies payment notices under the UK Construction Act
The judgment provides some clarity on the timing and content of payment and payless notices in construction contracts
The Built Environment
UK's approach to heat networks set for change under new regulatory regime
Operators, managers and suppliers will be checking contractual arrangements as rules and fines with 'teeth' take effect
Infrastructure
Will the Planning and Infrastructure Bill deliver a faster and more certain consenting process for nationally significant infrastructure projects?
Fine tuning the consenting regime and a focus on infra could help deliver 1.5 million houses and 150 NSIPs by
The Built Environment
Building Safety Levy delayed but rates confirmed by UK government
The levy's details and implications are the subject of much speculation and concern among UK-based developers
The Built Environment
What are the implications of the Renters' Rights Bill on the student and build-to-rent sectors in England?
While there are practical issues to address and short-term impacts anticipated, the industry has a strategy to adapt and looks
Real estate
English High Court rules in favour of landlord opposing lease renewal under 'ground G'
The decision was made on the basis of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and an intention to occupy for
Regulatory and compliance
How is the UK regulatory landscape set to change?
The government is driving a pro-growth agenda, leading to transformative changes in regulatory operations
Regulatory Outlook
Environment | UK Regulatory Outlook March 2025
Planning and Infrastructure Bill House of Commons reading | Hedgerow management regulations guidance | Call for Evidence on Water Sector
The Built Environment
What might the UK government's Nature Restoration Fund and Environmental Delivery Plans mean for developers?
Proposals in the new Planning and Infrastructure Bill aim to balance conservation and development
Real estate
UK Supreme Court clarifies 10-year 'reasonable belief' requirement in adverse possession applications
Ruling highlights the need for landowners to inspect regularly for encroachment to minimise the risk of a costly dispute
Real estate
English High Court judgment highlights challenges of obtaining building liability and information orders
The court's ruling means claimants must establish primary liability before applying for either of the orders
