Administrative and Public Law Notes

A high standard is applied before Court will hold public bodies to assurances

Extension of human rights obligations?

Recent judicial reviews in the water industry illustrate challenges the sector is facing

Online Safety Act Becomes Law: What can organisations do now to prepare for consultations?

The winds of change – What next for public law climate disputes in the UK?

Welcome to the Future: AI offers a window into the UK's evolving regulatory environment

THE UK’S PROPOSED NEW FOREIGN INFLUENCE REGISTRATION SCHEME: SIGNIFICANT UNINTENDED CHALLENGES

Government presses ahead with new Bill of Rights

Energy price cap to be recalculated following flawed consultation

In R (on the application of British Gas Trading Ltd) v Gas & Electricity Markets Authority and others [2019] EWHC 3048 …

Rolling in the deep court favours public interest when deciding to lift the suspension of a contract award for new tube trains

Court of Appeal reluctant to intervene in public body's decision regarding the allocation of funding

Striking a fair balance is more important than legal categorisation

R (on the application of Mott) v Environment Agency [2018] UKSC 10 Key Points There is not a clear-cut, or crucial, distinction between …