The office will remain vital for employee collaboration
Employers will need to reassess the importance of offices post-Covid and determine what is best for their staff.
We must act now to reach net zero by 2050
The global pandemic presents a unique opportunity to achieve carbon neutrality.
Coronavirus adds to restaurant industry’s woes
At the height of the UK’s smart-casual restaurant boom, many chains fought over highly sought-after high street and shopping centre locations.
Will “Project Speed” help Councils build more houses?
The coronavirus pandemic is likely to have a significant impact on the delivery of new homes.
Can I change an employment contract ahead of a TUPE?
Covid-19 is likely to cause an economic downturn. History has shown us that this usually leads to contract uncertainty as property owners and asset managers reassess the service contracts they have in order to reduce costs.
Who will benefit from changes to the planning system?
The recent raft of planning changes announced by the government could give the impression that the system is broken and in need of a major overhaul. This is not the case, although some adjustment is needed.
Business and Planning Bill contains measures to help food and drinks businesses keep running
The temporary measures will make pavement licences easier to obtain, but firms must manage the associated risks correctly.
Property managers should check their liability
Those property managers and other colleagues that are working hard to register their clients’ buildings for the Building Safety Fund will soon find that the full application process is a whole different ball game.
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