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Neighbourhood Health Centres (NHCs) are set to become the go‑to hub for most health needs, bringing care closer to local communities. New NHS England guidance, published on 15 April 2026, explains how regions and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) should turn this vision into funded, deliverable plans.
CQC's draft, sector specific mental health care assessment framework is out for consultation as part of its wider Better regulation, better care reforms. It will replace the Single Assessment Framework and provide an approach that is better tailored to assessing mental health services.
This briefing discusses the European Commission’s recent dawn raids in the chocolate confectionery sector, outlining what is currently known about the unannounced antitrust inspections and the EU competition law issues under investigation. It explains the Commission’s focus on potential market segmentation, cross border trade restrictions and obstacles to multi country purchasing, and highlights why this matters for food and agri businesses operating in the EU. The blog also emphasises the importance of dawn raid preparedness and the practical support available to businesses.
High Court clarifies how to properly serve a winding-up petition on a company with a default registered office at Companies House.
Supreme Court hands down important judgment on limitation in the context of unfair prejudice petitions which impacts Insolvency Act claims.
Does a tenant who exits premises following approval of a CVA remain liable for empty business rates?
An administration ceases upon registration of a paragraph 84 notice (no property to distribute), regardless of any court-ordered extension or change of administrators between filing and registration.
The High Court has delivered a further judgment concerning the bankruptcy of Mr Jones (the order having been made by an adjudicator in December 2021), following its earlier decision in October 2025.
Defendants applied to strike out transaction at an undervalue/transaction to defraud proceedings on various grounds, but the judge dismissed the application and agreed with the claimant that the application was an abuse of process.
The recent case of Re Waldorf Production UK Plc (convening hearing) [2026] EWHC 280 (Ch) gives a helpful example of how a convening hearing can be run efficiently and pragmatically.
This article provides a round up of the key developments in relation to AI over the past year, including significant case law and updates to regulatory guidance for a variety of professionals, including solicitors, barristers and surveyors. We consider how the courts and regulators are responding to the growing prevalence of AI in legal proceedings and what this means in practice for professionals.
The first ASA rulings under the new LHF advertising restrictions are now available - what do they tell us about the ASA’s approach?