The recent case of Vodafone Limited v Icon Tower Infrastructure Limited and AP Wireless II (UK) Limited has provided further clarity on the landown...
Read MoreIn response to the pressing global issue of climate change, the Scottish Government has committed to delivering a net zero society by 2045 – five y...
Read MoreThe Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023 (“the Act”) will come fully into force on 1 April this year and will make a few big changes to the la...
Read MoreMost adults (and some children) could competently draw and recognise a wind turbine or a solar panel. Over the last 20 years or so, this infrastruc...
Read MoreUdal law refers to the type of landholding introduced by Norse settlers to Orkney and Shetland. While Scots law generally applies across the island...
Read MoreThe Wildlife Management and Muirburn (S) Act, which received royal assent in April 2024, marked a significant development towards efforts to sustai...
Read MoreRural land and business owners have long relied on generous inheritance tax (IHT) reliefs to help them successfully implement their succession plan...
Read MoreGood transport networks in rural areas are essential for both the health of the local economy and the vibrancy of local communities. Whether it is ...
Read MoreRecent figures from NFU have revealed that the cost of Rural Crime in Scotland increased by approximately 35% in 2023 compared to the previous year...
Read MoreJapanese Knotweed (“knotweed”) is an invasive plant which is not native to Scotland. It can cause damage to structures and can grow very quickly. A...
Read MoreWith the new Labour Government, we are about to witness the biggest shake up of employee rights that we have seen in a decade. Here we provide a su...
Read MoreFollowing the outcome of the July general election, planning emerged as a key policy issue for the new UK government. Within its first couple of da...
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