Webinars

In this session, we covered: The new Strategic Authorities Framework and how the three-tier model will operate Expanded local authority powers in housing, transport, planning and economic development Governance and structural reforms, including new voting systems and cabinet models Practical implications for funding, collaboration and mayoral development corporations

In the first of our three-part series, we covered: Service Provision Changes and Business Transfers, what are they and how to spot them. The differences between insourcing, outsourcing or a re-procurement and what duties and obligations are there for each of these processes. We covered the significance of an ‘organised grouping of employees,’ as this…

This session provides a concise overview of the key provisions of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, exploring its potential implications for infrastructure delivery and planning reform. Our experts walk through the main proposals outlined in the Bill and what they could mean in practice for planning authorities, developers, and legal professionals.

Supporting disabled employees and defending allegations of disability discrimination are often the most difficult areas for an employer to manage. In this session, we addressed four core points: When will an employee be ‘disabled’ under the Equality Act 2010? When will an employer have knowledge of that disability? How to understand and manage stress, anxiety…