COVID-19 has closed courts across the world but the judicial system in England and Wales remains operational
Many jurisdictions throughout the world have closed their courts and are operating only on an emergency basis. However, the judicial...
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COVID-19: Amended Assured Tenancy Notices
In accordance with The Coronavirus Act 2020 (on which we commented here and here) landlords must give tenants at least three months'...
COVID-19: Protection from eviction for all private and social tenants
From 26 March 2020 and in accordance with The Coronavirus Act 2020, the government’s emergency legislation, landlords will have to give...
Covid-19 and business interruption insurance: odds stacked against recovery?
“Let me confirm that, for those businesses which do have a policy that covers pandemics, the government’s action is sufficient and will...
Operators in the leisure sector facing a threat to their very existence
The announcement by the government that all cafes, pubs and restaurants (except for takeaway services), theatres, cinemas, gyms and...
Covid-19 – Legislation now passed for new PD rights
The Government is responding quickly to the current crisis with new legislation. On the 21 March, The Health Protection (Coronavirus,...
COVID-19 and tech solutions for planning
The industry appears to be split about the use of technology in the decision making process. Last week, the Planning Inspectorate issued...
Government urged to relax planning regulations
The RTPI, RICS and RIBA have written to the Prime Minister offering to assist “in this time of national emergency" and "seek...
Labour demands eviction ban for renters with coronavirus
John Healey, Shadow Housing Secretary, has published draft legislation which Labour is urging the government to adopt immediately, as...
PropTech - the future of real estate
Traditionally real estate has been a bit of a dinosaur when keeping up with progressions in technology. ‘PropTech’ has however more than...
Housing Secretary’s New(ish) Planning Reforms
The Chancellor announced several housing related measures in the Budget yesterday as well as heralding ‘comprehensive’ planning reforms....
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