We 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...
Read MoreChanges afoot on housing There are several important changes to Housing Law in the pipeline. Legislation changes surrounding sho...
Read MoreLand reform can take many guises, and the new Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land (“the Register”) is one that we should all ...
Read MoreDuring the school year, you probably already have a schedule that works for you and your family. But, the school holidays can throw everything off ...
Read MoreThe Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced at the Spring Statement that the rate of basic rate income tax in the UK will be reduced from...
Read MoreThe Charity Commission for England and Wales opened an inquiry on 16 March this year into the Genesis Philanthropy Group (GPG). GPG is an English r...
Read MoreThe pandemic forced the retail industry to quickly adapt with more high street businesses opening online, click and collect orders continuing to ga...
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