Deprivation of liberty: First reported case post AGNI decision
At the end of July, Oxfordshire County Council v P became the first reported case to consider the decision now widely known as AGNI.
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At the end of July, Oxfordshire County Council v P became the first reported case to consider the decision now widely known as AGNI.
The BSR has announced plans to revise its approach to BACs for occupied higher-risk buildings, moving towards what it describes as a more "proportionate", "intelligence-led" and "risk-based" assessment model.
A recent Administrative Court decision is an important reminder of the use of Coroners Act 1988 (section 13).
Find out why everyone needs a will, when to make one, and how estate planning protects your wishes, your loved ones and your future.
From 2027, the new Fair Work Agency (FWA) will have powers to take enforcement action where an employer fails to pay the correct statutory holiday pay.
More than fifty years after the Equal Pay Act 1970 came into force, the government has launched a consultation on substantial reforms to equal pay law.
This blog discusses the recent £3.68 million Remediation Contribution Order made by the First-tier Tribunal in relation to fire safety remediation works under section 124 of the Building Safety Act 2022.
With the Employment Rights Act 2025 introducing a wide range of reforms, it can be difficult for charity employers to know where to begin.
This is the third blog in the Green Templeton lecture series, Innovation and the Future of Health: Find, Fail, Fly.
Following its rulings in April 2026 and earlier this month, the Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) continues to clarify its rules on advertising “less healthy” food and drink products (“LHF”) with a new round of rulings.
In Information Commissioner and Health and Safety Executive v O'Hanlon, a case arising under the EIR, the Court considered whether information obtained by a public authority after receiving a request should be treated as falling within the scope of that request if it is held by the time an internal review is conducted.
Last month the Information Commissioner’s Office published “Edtech examined”, a report outlining a range of data protection compliance findings concerning suppliers of edtech systems to primary and secondary schools. The report also has some potential for read across to HE and FE.