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JUDGE EXPRESSES REGRET AT ENDING OF PILOT AND DISBANDING OF TEAM BEHIND ONLY
FAMILY DRUG AND ALCOHOL COURT IN WALES

A circuit judge sitting in the Family Court has expressed his “obvious regret”
that funding could not be secured for the Cardiff and Vale Family Drug and
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A ZERO SUM GAME?

The number of SEND tribunal cases is rising and the proportion of appeals ‘lost’
by local authorities is at a record high. Lottie Winson talks to education
lawyers to understand the reasons why, and sets out the results of Local
Government Lawyer’s exclusive survey.


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April 19, 2024


CAPSTICKS MAKES RECORD NUMBER OF PROMOTIONS ACROSS FIRM

Capsticks has announced a record number of promotions at the firm, after
promoting 47 people across its legal and business service teams.
April 19, 2024


COUNTY COUNCIL TO PAY MORE THAN £13K FOR EHC PLAN FAILURES

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGSCO) has found Cambridgeshire
County Council at fault for its delays in reviewing a boy’s EHC Plan, its
failure to consider provision for adulthood and its failure to provide
educational support.
April 19, 2024


COUNCIL DID NOT APPEAR TO CONDUCT COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT EXERCISES FOR £500K
SOCIAL MEDIA PAYMENTS, DIRECTOR OF LEGAL SAYS

An investigation into £500,000 worth of payments made by Essex County Council
for social media campaigns has been unable to find what the selection process
was like for awarding the work or whether there was a competitive process
involved.
April 19, 2024


ADSO WELCOMES DRAFT CODE OF PRACTICE ON GOOD GOVERNANCE FOR STATUTORY OFFICERS,
CALLS FOR MONITORING OFFICER ROLE TO BE RENAMED

The Association of Democratic Services Officers (ADSO) has voiced support for
LLG, CIPFA and SOLACE's proposed Code of Practice on Good Governance for
Statutory Officers and has called for the monitoring officer role to be renamed
in legislation 'Chief…
Apr 18, 2024

HIGH COURT ORDERS DEMOLITION OF WOODLAND BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED IN AREA OF
OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

Apr 18, 2024

RESIDENTS WHO LOST THEIR HOMES DUE TO FIRE LAUNCH HIGH COURT CLAIM AGAINST
DEVELOPER AND HOUSING ASSOCIATION

Apr 18, 2024

“DISPROPORTIONATELY” HIGH RATES OF CHILDREN IN CARE IN THE NORTH, REPORT FINDS

Apr 18, 2024

MUNEER VOWS TO PUT LLG “FRONT AND CENTRE” IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEGAL AND
GOVERNANCE SPHERE

Apr 18, 2024

APPELLANT WINS HIGH COURT DISPUTE OVER RIGHT TO BUY COUNCIL FLAT

Apr 18, 2024

COUNCILS EXPRESS CONCERN AT UNINTENDED IMPACT OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY OF PUBLIC
BODIES BILL ON LGPS

Apr 18, 2024

ASYLUM SEEKER OBTAINS COURT ORDER AGAINST COUNCIL FOR INTERIM ACCOMMODATION

Apr 18, 2024

COUNCIL WINS COURT OF PROTECTION APPEAL OVER RULING ON CAPACITY OF 20-YEAR-OLD
MAN

Apr 18, 2024

GHUMAN NAMED DIRECTOR OF LAW AND GOVERNANCE – MONITORING OFFICER AT SLOUGH

Apr 17, 2024

DHSC ISSUES CALL FOR EVIDENCE AS PART OF REVIEW OF STATUTORY DUTY OF CANDOUR FOR
HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE PROVIDERS IN ENGLAND

Apr 17, 2024

THREE IN FIVE SOCIAL LANDLORDS MAKE CHANGES FOLLOWING OMBUDSMAN REPORT ON NOISE
COMPLAINTS

Apr 17, 2024

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS PROHIBITION BY SCHOOL ON PRAYER RITUALS

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April 19, 2024


CIL AND HILLSIDE

Christopher Cant and Ben Garbett address an undiscussed issue relating to the
Community Infrastructure Levy in light of the Supreme Court ruling in Hillside.
April 19, 2024


IMPROVING SOCIAL VALUE: A PRIVATE SECTOR PERSPECTIVE

Laura Thornton and Fergus Alexander set out some recommendations on how to
deliver better results for social value in public procurement.
April 19, 2024


WHAT’S IN THE PIPELINE?

More government guidance on the Procurement Act has been published. Jenny
Beresford-Jones sets out the main points.
April 18, 2024


FACT-FINDING HEARINGS AND MEDICAL EVIDENCE

Stephen Crispin and Matthew Brookes-Baker analyse the outcome of a fact-finding
hearing in care proceedings concerning allegations that one or other of the
parents had deliberately inflicted injury to a non-mobile infant.
April 17, 2024


NEW LAWS TO STRENGTHEN LPA POWERS OF ENFORCEMENT

A number of significant changes to the planning enforcement regime will come
into effect from 25 April 2024. Perhaps the most notable of these is a change to
the time period in which Local Planning Authorities can take enforcement action
against unauthorised development. Rebecca Stewart explores some of these
changes.
April 17, 2024


INTERIM DECLARATIONS IN THE COURT OF PROTECTION: A NEW APPROACH

Shiva Krishnan and Hannah Taylor examine a judge's new formulation for interim
declarations on capacity in the Court of Protection.
April 16, 2024


PUPIL REGISTRATION AND ATTENDANCE

Victoria Guest examines recent changes to the legal duties on schools regarding
pupil registration and attendance.
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restructuring and redundancy.




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how contracting authorities can vary a public contract in accordance with the
Public Contracts Regulations 2015.




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   SAFEGUARD AGAINST FAILURE

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   BY COUNCILS IN TROUBLE

 * AVOIDING LOCAL GOVERNMENT GOVERNANCE FAILURE – THE LESSONS THAT CAN BE LEARNT
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 * DATA PROTECTION ESSENTIALS

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 * CONSTRUCTION WEBINAR: AUTUMN UPDATE '22

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   AUTHORITY DISAGREE

 * WHY DO YOU NEED TO USE HEAT NETWORKS?

 * THE USE OF THE INHERENT JURISDICTION AND DOL ORDERS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG
   PEOPLE

 * HARPUR HOLIDAY PAY – JUDGMENT PUBLISHED

 * DOES THE CARE ACT 2014 REQUIRE A LOCAL AUTHORITY TO FUND A FAMILY HOLIDAY TO
   FLORIDA?

 * EVERYONE'S BUSINESS: ACROSS THE BOARD – LEARNING FROM SAFEGUARDING ADULTS
   BOARDS

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Apr 16, 2024

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Apr 16, 2024

COUNCIL PROPOSALS TO CUT RESPITE SERVICES PUT ON HOLD FOLLOWING THREAT OF LEGAL
ACTION

Apr 16, 2024

INFORMATION WATCHDOG PUBLISHES GUIDANCE ON TRANSPARENCY IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL
CARE

Apr 16, 2024

JUDGES ALLOW APPEAL OVER FLAWED REASONING IN FACT-FINDING JUDGMENT

Apr 16, 2024

SUPREME COURT HEARS APPEALS OVER REPORTING RESTRICTION ORDERS IN WITHDRAWAL OF
TREATMENT CASES

Apr 16, 2024

COUNCILS PLACED 706 CHILDREN IN UNREGULATED HOMES IN 2022-23, REPORT FINDS

Apr 15, 2024

HIGH COURT GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO CHALLENGE TO "OVERREACHING” LOCAL ENERGY
EFFICIENCY STANDARDS GUIDANCE

Apr 15, 2024

CONCERNS OVER VIOLENCE AND THREATENING BEHAVIOUR SEES ROBING PILOT INTRODUCED
FOR JUDGES IN CENTRAL FAMILY COURT

Apr 15, 2024

COUNCIL LOSES APPEAL OVER FOI REQUEST FOR NAMES OF THOSE WHO SUBMITTED
CONSULTATION RESPONSES AS PART OF THEIR PUBLIC-FACING ROLES

Apr 15, 2024

COUNCILS CALL FOR PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS TO BE URGENTLY REVOKED

Apr 15, 2024

DEVONSHIRES BOLSTERS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT TEAM WITH DOUBLE PARTNER HIRE

Apr 12, 2024

COUNCIL CHIEF EXECUTIVE NAMED AS THIRD COMMISSIONER SENT INTO NOTTINGHAM

Apr 12, 2024

INFORMATION WATCHDOG SEEKS VIEWS ON ACCURACY OF GENERATIVE AI MODELS IN THIRD
CALL FOR EVIDENCE

Apr 12, 2024

LANDLORD WHO HARASSED LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEGAL STAFF MEMBER FOUND IN CONTEMPT OF
COURT

Apr 11, 2024

CITY COUNCIL MUST REVEAL NAMES OF COUNCILLORS SUMMONSED TO COURT OVER COUNCIL
TAX ARREARS, INFORMATION WATCHDOG FINDS

Apr 11, 2024

COUNCIL POSSESSION CLAIM REJECTED AFTER IT DISMISSED LONG-TERM HOMOSEXUAL
PARTNER OF TENANT AS FRIEND IN SUCCESSION CASE

Apr 11, 2024

JUDGE URGES POLICE TO “CAREFULLY CONSIDER” POSITION AND ROLE OF FAMILY COURT
WHEN DETERMINING BAIL CONDITIONS

Apr 11, 2024

COUNCIL READIES ITSELF FOR LEGAL ACTION OVER LONG-RUNNING QUARRY ODOUR DISPUTE

Apr 11, 2024

JUDGE REJECTS CHALLENGE TO DECISION BY ASSISTANT CORONER NOT TO HOLD ARTICLE 2
INQUEST INTO DEATH OF WOMAN IN FIRE AT HOME

Apr 11, 2024

HIGH COURT DISMISSES PROCUREMENT CHALLENGE OVER REJECTION OF BID FOR
NON-COMPLIANCE

Apr 11, 2024

JUDGE REJECTS CLAIM PLANNING INSPECTOR DEALT WITH APPLICATION IN PROCEDURALLY
UNFAIR WAY

Apr 11, 2024

REGULATOR FINES AUDITORS OVER LOCAL AUTHORITY PENSION FUND FAILURES

Apr 11, 2024

MINISTER INTERVENES TO HALT PERMIT APPROVALS FOR WASTE INCINERATORS

Apr 10, 2024

BDB PITMANS HIRES PUBLIC LAW AND COMMERCIAL LITIGATION SPECIALIST

Apr 10, 2024

GOVERNMENT CONSULTS ON NEW LOCALLY-LED URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION MODEL

Apr 10, 2024

LEADING SOCIAL HOUSING JUNIOR JOINS CORNERSTONE BARRISTERS

Apr 10, 2024

CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF HOUSING AND COUNCILS BACK PLANS FOR COMPETENCE AND
CONDUCT STANDARD FOR SOCIAL HOUSING BUT QUESTION TIMING, RESOURCING

Apr 10, 2024

DISABLED CLAIMANT LOSES JUDICIAL REVIEW CHALLENGE OVER ALLEGED INACTION BY
COUNCIL IN ADDRESSING NOISE AND SMELLS

Apr 10, 2024

COUNCIL CHIEF EXECUTIVE SENT UNLAWFUL EMAIL TO UNION MEMBERS, TRIBUNAL CONCLUDES

Apr 10, 2024

LACK OF FUNDING FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO ENFORCE REGULATIONS MAY ‘EMBOLDEN’
UNSCRUPULOUS PET BREEDERS TO FLOUT RULES, SAYS SELECT COMMITTEE

Apr 10, 2024

COUNCIL PROSECUTION SECURES £90,000 FINE AND COSTS IN GO-KART DEATH CASE

Apr 10, 2024

SHARRATTS BOLSTERS DEVELOPMENT TEAM WITH HIRE OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING SPECIALIST
AS PARTNER

Apr 10, 2024

SOCIAL HOUSING AND PLANNING LAWYERS PROMOTED TO PARTNER IN LATEST PROMOTIONS
ROUND AT WINCKWORTH SHERWOOD

Apr 09, 2024

HOMES ENGLAND SHOULD HAVE STRONGER RELATIONSHIPS WITH COUNCILS, REVIEW SAYS

Apr 09, 2024

OMBUDSMAN NAMES EIGHT LANDLORDS IN NEW APPROACH TO HIGHLIGHTING AND SHARING
LEARNING FROM SEVERE MALADMINISTRATION

Apr 09, 2024

CONSULTATION LAUNCHED TO ESTABLISH HOW TO REFORM LAW OF APOLOGIES IN CIVIL
PROCEEDINGS

Apr 09, 2024

SEVEN IN EIGHT TEACHERS AND SUPPORT STAFF SAY SEND RESOURCES “INSUFFICIENT”: NEU

Apr 09, 2024

DAME CHRISTINE GILBERT TO LEAD INDEPENDENT REVIEW INTO OFSTED RESPONSE TO DEATH
OF HEADTEACHER

Apr 09, 2024

FEW LEGAL ASSOCIATES PLAN TO LEAVE PRIVATE PRACTICE FOR IN-HOUSE, LEXISNEXIS
FINDS

Apr 09, 2024

HIGH COURT FINDS WESTMINSTER HOUSING POLICY INDIRECTLY DISCRIMINATORY TOWARDS
WOMEN NEEDING TO MOVE TO ESCAPE VIOLENCE

Apr 09, 2024

CITY COUNCIL WINS APPEAL OVER OFFER OF ACCOMMODATION WITH ONE BEDROOM TO FATHER
OF FOUR

Apr 08, 2024

COUNCIL AGREES TO INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION INTO NOVEL £72M PENSION DEAL

Apr 08, 2024

FAMILY JUSTICE COUNCIL SEEKS TWO PUBLIC LAW SOLICITORS INCLUDING ONE LOCAL
AUTHORITY LAWYER

Apr 08, 2024

FACE TO FACE HEARINGS SUSPENDED IN MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS AND TRUSTS NOT
COMPLIANT WITH MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS

Apr 08, 2024

SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT ORDER PUTS END TO COUNCIL ENFORCEMENT ACTION AGAINST ASYLUM
SEEKER AIRBASE

Apr 08, 2024

OFSTED PUBLISHES UPDATED POLICIES FOR COMPLAINTS ABOUT INSPECTIONS AND WHEN IT
WILL PAUSE INSPECTIONS

Apr 08, 2024

MAJOR SOCIAL LANDLORD SEEKS ENGAGEMENT WITH LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDERS

Apr 06, 2024

CHILDREN’S HOMES ASSOCIATION SAYS ORGANISATIONS MUST BE ULTIMATELY OWNED IN UK
TO BE MEMBER

Apr 05, 2024

DAY-TO-DAY ADOPTION PRACTICE BY REGIONAL ADOPTION AGENCIES “STRONG”, BUT
CHALLENGES REMAIN: OFSTED

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  MORE FEATURES

April 16, 2024


ANTI-ZIONIST BELIEFS AND THE EQUALITY ACT 2010

Rebecca Denvers considers what employers can learn from a case which found that
anti-Zionist beliefs are protected under the Equality Act 2010.
April 16, 2024


DEVELOPING SCHOOL LAND

Luke Exton examines guidance from LocatED on developing the education estate.
April 15, 2024


MOVING BETWEEN BOROUGHS FOR THOSE WITH EHC PLANS

When children and young persons with Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs)
move between boroughs, the local authorities involved have different duties
depending on whether they are a child or young person, and whether they are
currently ‘looked after’. Sarah Davidson and Ellie Mullett seek to unpick the
applicable statutory, regulatory, and case law provisions, and highlight issues
which can arise as a result of their intersection.
April 15, 2024


CHILDREN LAW UPDATE: SPRING 2024

Michael Jones KC provides an update on recent public law children cases of
interest to practitioners.
April 15, 2024


SEVERE NEGLECT AND FAILURE TO REMOVE CLAIMS

A recent High Court case shows that there is still scope for arguable failure to
remove claims, writes Ella Davis.
April 15, 2024


GENDER-CRITICAL BELIEFS AND DISMISSAL

A gender-critical teacher recent lost his employment tribunal claims. Jo Moseley
analyses the ruling and looks at the lessons for employers.
April 15, 2024


THE IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC CRIME AND TRANSPARENCY ACT 2023 ON LOCAL AUTHORITIES
AND THEIR COMPANIES

Sophie Alexander provides a critical analysis of the likely impact of the
Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act 2023 on local authorities and their
companies.
April 15, 2024


CAPACITY, AUTONOMY AND THE LIMITS OF THE OBLIGATION TO SECURE LIFE

Alex Ruck Keene KC (Hon) examines an important, but curious, case about the
limits of the duties imposed by Article 2 ECHR on public bodies to seek to
secure the life of individuals in the community.
April 12, 2024


BACK-TO-BACK CONTRACTING SOUNDS SIMPLE, BUT IS IT REALLY?

We often hear the term ‘back-to-back’ contracting, but what does this mean, and
what are the common themes to consider when faced with a construction project
involving multiple parties? Rachel Murray-Smith and Sydney Rich look at the
issues.
April 12, 2024


AN ACCELERATED PLANNING SYSTEM?

Simon Ricketts assesses the Government’s proposed new measures for an
accelerated planning system intended to provide greater certainty to applicants
and enable delivery partners to bring forward housing.
April 12, 2024


SCHOOLS AND FOI

Hannah Moran looks at how schools and colleges should deal with freedom of
information requests.
April 12, 2024


ASSESSING ALLEGATIONS OF NON-ACCIDENTAL INJURY

The Court of Appeal recently allowed an appeal by the mother against a finding
that injuries to a child were caused by one of six relatives who were present,
rather than accident. Sara Chalk analyses the judgment.
April 12, 2024


PROCUREMENT ACT 2023 – TECKAL & HAMBURG EXEMPTION

Melanie Pears and Tim Care analyse the new obligations on contracting
authorities in relation to the Teckal & Hamburg Exemption, drawing attention to
any key changes from previous procurement legislation which contracting
authorities ought to be aware of.
April 11, 2024


REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR REGISTERED BUILDING INSPECTORS

The Health and Safety Executive (“HSE”) has extended the deadline for the
registration of Registered Building Inspectors (“RBIs”) to 6 July 2024 following
industry concerns. Ewan Anthony and Rachel Murray-Smith explain why.
April 10, 2024


THE WELSH HOUSING QUALITY STANDARD (WHQS) – 1ST APRIL 2024 UPDATE

Alex Clarke sets out the key changes introduced this month to the Welsh Housing
Quality Standard.
April 09, 2024


MEETING THE COMPETENCE AND CONDUCT STANDARD

Could the Competence and Conduct Standard affect the way you work? Thaine Wilson
and Andrew Harmer look at its potential impact on the social housing sector.
April 09, 2024


TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION – CAN COUNCILS WEATHER THE STORM?

There is nothing 'perfect' about the storm local housing authorities are facing
– and at the eye of that storm is temporary accommodation. The scale of the
problem is daunting and, quite apart from the human cost, the financial cost is
staggering, write Scott Dorling, Ian Doolittle and Sarah Monaghan.


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