The Court of Appeal confirmed the decision reached by the High Court earlier this year in Grove Developments Ltd v S&T case on 'pay less' notices.

The National Housing Federation released its response to the Government's Social Housing Green Paper earlier this week.

There's been a lot of reports in the press about the great work being done by emergency services across the country to realise some key procurement savings and efficiencies.

Capsticks’ bi-weekly roundup of insights and news stories affecting blue light services.

There are around 10 million patients in the UK with long term neurology conditions and only around 600 Neurologists.

Our post earlier this week looked at the key points for the housing sector from the budget.

Our monthly roundup of Care Homes news.

The Government’s support for the Housing sector continued, with some real treats included in the Halloween budget.

The National Housing Federation has recently published a revised model retention schedule for the housing sector.

The spotlight is firmly on GP Partnerships as a model to take general practice forward. General practice is being pushed to work at scale, have multi-disciplinary teams, collaborate and generally just be “bigger and better”.

In Wm Morrison Supermarkets PLC v Various Claimants, Morrisons appealed a High Court judgment that it should be vicariously liable for a data breach committed by an employee.

It is welcome news that the GMC has announced it will provide Human Factors training to all staff involved in fitness-to-practise decisions and investigations.