23 April 2025
Our team has advised on a wide range of leisure projects for local authority clients. Many of our lawyers have direct experience of working within the legal team of a public authority, which means that we are uniquely placed to advise on achieving practical solutions and minimising risk.
We work with local authorities across the UK and have been appointed to a number of approved procurement panels.
Our expert team advises on projects ranging from wide scale PPP contracts to ‘design, build and operate’ to smaller scale concession contracts for a single facility.
The solicitors in our projects team are known for their innovative approach and we ensure that the objectives of a project are placed at the heart of the transaction and the law is a tool for achieving them, not a hurdle.
We advise on all aspects of the project procurement from the outset: from the drafting and issue of the contract notice in the Official Journal of the European Union, through to award and post award on contract variations and enforcement of the default mechanisms.
We also support leisure development projects in all their real estate operations including planning law, construction contracts and dispute resolution.
Our technology and data team members advise on the full range of information law, including the procurement of hardware and software, and any implications in relation to data protection, freedom of information and privacy.
As local authorities become more innovative in designing new ways of working, it is vitally important to ensure that all activities are in line with employment law regulations, good corporate governance and human rights legislation.
We are well known to the leading leisure service providers and have worked with a number of the key leisure consultants in the sector.
23 April 2025
17 April 2025
On 15 April 2025, Ofgem published its decision to approve the Target Model Option 4+ (“TM04+”) package of reforms to the UK’s electricity grid connection regime. This decision marks a significant step forward in the country’s efforts to accelerate decarbonisation and achieve its target of 95% carbon-free electricity by 2030. The TM04+ reforms directly respond…
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