Our latest monthly roundup of must read #ukhousing case law.

It has been a really interesting day at the Social Housing Finance Conference. Our key takeaways at the end of the day are:

This afternoon’s news that the Government will be meeting the cost of cladding replacement on 150 privately owned high rise blocks will be very welcome to leaseholders.

Following a judicial review challenge, the High Court has concluded that an Information Sharing Agreement (ISA) between Sussex Police and the area Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) complied with the requirements of the Data Protection Act 2018.

‘Today, an increasing number of workers believe business success should be measured by more than just financial performance. So what are they looking for?

The High Court has reiterated that the instruction of new counsel with "fresh eyes" is not a good reason to allow late amendments to statements of case.

Read our roundup of the top insights from across the social care sector.

The Charity Commission has now published its Guidance for charities with a connection to a non-charity and it is essential for all charities (and in particular charity trustees) to familiarise themselves with the content.

The property market is challenging at the moment, so being prepared is more important than ever. We've outlined our top tips for preparing to buy or sell manse properties.

Read the latest edition of our Regulatory Newsletter, which reviews recent cases and examines key decisions from the last few months.

The 15 May deadline for registration of your Primary Care Network is fast approaching, and there are many things to consider including its form, the allocation of risk and liability, and ultimately its purpose.

The Communities Secretary, Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP, has announced the abolition of possession proceedings via the procedure known as 'Section 21'.