Reform of charity law in the UK has been on the agenda recently for legislators both north and south of the border. Those operating charities cross...
Read MoreNaming a building in acknowledgement of an important donor as a gesture of appreciation for their substantial donation has never been treated as be...
Read MoreAs a charity lawyer, it is not too often that we have the excitement of litigation, testing the principles of charity law, making it to court. In r...
Read MoreWe all know how important it is to keep our charity’s constitution and purposes up to date. Depending on how your charity is constituted however, i...
Read MoreWhen deciding which health and safety policies should be introduced in an educational environment, an employer should carry out a risk management a...
Read MoreIn 2014 the old Driving Standards Agency and the Vehicle Standards Agency were merged into the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency. One of its man...
Read MoreWe have declared a climate emergency and net-zero is rarely out of the public conversation. There is renewed hope that we have reached a tipping po...
Read MoreA longstanding characteristic of the Scottish rural land market is high demand and low supply. Natural capital investment to tackle climate change ...
Read MoreDetermining where a boundary lies and who is responsible for maintaining it can sometimes be a tricky issue, particularly in a rural context. While...
Read MoreWhat’s changed for Employment Law? *Article updated on 18 May 2022. There have been a few changes in employment law in the last few...
Read MoreMany independent schools in Scotland are participating employers in schemes such as the Scottish Teachers Superannuation Scheme (STSS), which provi...
Read MoreThe New Homes Quality Code (“New Code”) was published on 17 December 2021 and replaces the current Consumer Code for Home Builders. The New Code is...
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