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18 Mar 2026

No fraud, no injunction: The TCC refuses to stop an on‑demand bond call

The Technology and Construction Court (the “Court”) has handed down an important judgment on when the courts will intervene to prevent payment under a performance bond. In CR Construction (UK) Company Limited v Barclays Bank plc & Northern Gateway (FEC) No. 7 Limited, the Court reaffirmed the strict approach taken to on‑demand bonds and the very narrow circumstances in which injunctive relief will be granted.

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16 Mar 2026

UK to follow EU rules: agri-food companies to 'start getting ready now'

The UK government is entering into a new strategic partnership with the EU to oversee the trade and movement of plants, animal products, feed and food. This arrangement is known as a sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) agreement. The call to the agri-food sector is to “start getting ready now”.

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13 Mar 2026

Preparing for NHS dental contract changes and workforce expansion

This April sees the roll-out of a series of important reforms to the NHS dental contract.

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12 Mar 2026

Three steps to apply the CMA’s supply chain guidance

The Competition & Markets Authority (“CMA”) published new guidance on making environmental claims across supply chains.

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12 Mar 2026

Valuation Tribunal reduces Natural History Museum’s rateable value to £1: A landmark decision

A landmark Valuation Tribunal decision has reduced the Natural History Museum’s rateable value to £1.

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10 Mar 2026

Surveillance in healthcare: Guidance for healthcare professionals when patients want to record consultations

In the fifth blog of our five-part series on surveillance in healthcare, we set out guidance for healthcare professionals when patients want to record medical conversations.

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09 Mar 2026

CAT dismisses subsidy challenge involving £70 million investment

On the 26 February 2026, the Competition Appeal Tribunal “CAT” made an important judgment under the Subsidy Control Act 2022 “SCA”, dismissing a challenge brought by The New Lottery Company and others against the Gambling Commission.

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09 Mar 2026

Inspiring women in tech: confidence, curiosity and redefining what success looks like

A recent inspiring women in tech event showed that the most powerful conversations in tech aren’t really about tech at all, they’re about people. This blog captures an honest, practical and uplifting discussion on confidence, curiosity and what “success” really looks like for women in the industry.

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06 Mar 2026

Farfan: Upper Tribunal clarifies when information obtained through external appointments is “held” under FOIA

The Upper Tribunal’s recent decision in Farfan v Information Commissioner and the University of Central Lancashire provides important clarification for universities and other public authorities on when information is considered “held” for the purposes of the FOIA.

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06 Mar 2026

High Court ruling on EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces

For the last nine months, organisations have been trying to interpret the For Women Scotland decision.

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05 Mar 2026

Spring Statement 2026 – key takeaways for food and agri and how to deal with them

We take a look at the Spring Statement 2026 and what this means for the food and agri sector.

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05 Mar 2026

The CMA is looking at private dentistry – preparing for the market study

The CMA has today launched a market study into the private dentistry sector focusing on the supply of private dental services, including preventative, clinically necessary and cosmetic treatments in the UK.

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No fraud, no injunction: The TCC refuses to stop an on‑demand bond call

UK to follow EU rules: agri-food companies to 'start getting ready now'

Preparing for NHS dental contract changes and workforce expansion

Three steps to apply the CMA’s supply chain guidance

Valuation Tribunal reduces Natural History Museum’s rateable value to £1: A landmark decision

Surveillance in healthcare: Guidance for healthcare professionals when patients want to record consultations

CAT dismisses subsidy challenge involving £70 million investment

Inspiring women in tech: confidence, curiosity and redefining what success looks like

Farfan: Upper Tribunal clarifies when information obtained through external appointments is “held” under FOIA

High Court ruling on EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces

Spring Statement 2026 – key takeaways for food and agri and how to deal with them

The CMA is looking at private dentistry – preparing for the market study