With headlines about the success of the London Community Land Trust’s development programme, interest is growing in the almost 300 community land trusts that now exist in the UK. Could they help solve the housing crisis?

Next week sees our celebration of International Women’s Day and the launch of our celebrations for Capsticks’ 40th anniversary where we are working on leaving a legacy for the future.

NHS Improvement have launched a consultation on the proposals about the use of off-framework agency workers to fill non-clinical and unregistered clinical shifts and the use of admin and estates agency workers.

The government has issued a final report following its long-anticipated review of legal aid for inquests.

On 20th February 2019, the Regulator for Social Housing ("RSH") published a new accounting direction for both profit and non-profit making registered providers of social housing.

The High Court has permitted a claimant to serve a court order by Instagram this week according to the New Law Journal.

The Technology and Construction Court has maintained the suspension of adult health and social services contract, thereby preventing a commissioner from entering into a contract with its preferred bidder.

Capsticks' examines the seven core recommendations from the GP Partnership Review. This edition looks as Recommendation 5, which outlines how Primary Care Networks should be established and operate.

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

Neha Shah featured on 'The General Practice Podcast,' where she discussed some of the legal, financial and governance issues facing general practice as it begins to establish Primary Care Networks.

Research and analysis published by the Competition and Markets Authority on 31 January 2019 suggests that it does. The CMA's report

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