Claire Timmings and Dan Murphy write for Pharmacy Business on the tips and traps of planning law for pharmacists
Claire Timmings and Dan Murphy have written for Pharmacy Business on the tips and traps of planning law for pharmacists. Read more below.
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Louise Ward
Louise Ward writes for EG on what UK investors can gain from an overseas life sciences partner
What UK investors can gain from an overseas life sciences partner
Charlotte Healy
Charlotte Healy and Katie Bewick write for Pharmacy Business on expert determination
Charlotte Healy and Katie Bewick write for Pharmacy Business on expert determination
Pei Li Kew
Pei Li Kew writes for Pharmacy Business on the link between pharmacy and IP
Pei Li Kew writes for Pharmacy Business on the link between pharmacy and IP
Claire Fallows
CoStar quotes Claire Fallows on the new infrastructure levy announced in the Queen's Speech
CoStar quotes Claire Fallows on the new infrastructure levy announced in the Queen's Speech
Rachael Davidson
The OEP: objectives, strategy, and implementation
There has been debate around how effective the OEP will be in achieving its aims.
Louise Ward
Louise Ward quoted by Estates Gazette on the fading support for the Ox-Cam Arc
The government is reported to be rowing back on driving investment to the region, which has been a hotbed of life sciences expertise.
Oliver Park
Oliver Park writes for P3 Pharmacy on the impact of the Building Safety Bill on pharmacy owners
A key requirement under the Order is the need for a fire risk assessment, which must be regularly reviewed.
Jonathan McDonald
Jonathan McDonald and Ilona Bateson write for P3 Pharmacy on data protection compliance for pharmacy business owners
Health organisations hold more sensitive personal health data than ever.
Becky Lawton
Becky Lawton and Francesca Charlton write for P3 Pharmacy on employment issues for pharmacies in light of the Omicron variant
What can owners and managers do if staff refuse to comply with latest restrictions?
Melania Constable
Melania Constable and Georgina O'Sullivan write for P3 Pharmacy on the easing of Covid winding up restrictions
Regulations mean that a creditor can once again rely on an unpaid statutory demand to apply to the court for a winding-up petition.
Julie Sharpe
Top Ten Tips with Ransom Strips – How to keep a ransom handsome
Everything you need to know on Ransom Strips.
Lydia O’Hagan
Lydia O'Hagan quoted by Property Week on whether the era of tall buildings in the capital is coming to an end
Is the era of tall buildings in the capital coming to an end?
Rachael Davidson
Judicial Review Reform
Judicial review is a mechanism available to various interested parties to challenge the legality of decision made by a public body.
Rachael Davidson
Building Fire Safety Update: in the wake of the Hackitt Report
Find out more on the Building and Fire Safety update.
Jonathan Steele
The Surrey Chambers of Commerce report on the Dental team’s involvement in Dentex’s acquisition of its 100th dental practice
The Dental team in Guildford has advised Dentex on the acquisition of Courtyard Dental Practice based in Saffron Walden in Essex.
Jonathan Steele
Charles Russell Speechlys advises Dentex on the acquisition of Courtyard Dental Practice
Dentex is a fast-growing dental group focussed on developing its practices and optimising how dental practices operate.
Lydia O’Hagan
Lydia O'Hagan quoted by the Guardian, Yahoo News and Property Week on the government's rejection of the Tulip tower plans
Plans to build a 305m-high tower in the City of London have been rejected by the government.
Isobel Young-Herries
COP26 and the impact on Property Finance
There is a strong focus on countries ‘building back better’ their economies through green, resilient recovery.
Rachael Davidson
Green Belt development: trends in 2021
Green Belt boundaries should only be altered where exceptional circumstances are fully evidenced and justified.
James Souter
James Souter and Claire Fallows write for Estates Gazette on whether planning and rights of light laws help deliver the ideal development where it is needed
Do our planning and rights of light laws serve us well in securing the right building typology?