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Harwell Science Campus to install smartgrid

Kingsley Napley and CMS have guided the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in developing a new smartgrid solution to enhance energy efficiency across the 700-acre site in Oxford

UK and France begin migrant removals

The UK government has officially initiated the removals of small boat migrants as part of its landmark migration treaty with France, only weeks after this significant agreement came into force

Costs budgeting: burden, discipline and reform

Despite reforms, cost budgeting remains contentious—demanding precision, strategy, and justification to avoid adverse consequences

Walkers' Channel Islands employment law team expands

Jo Powis joins Walkers' Channel Islands employment law team, bringing extensive experience in employment law matters

Corrs supports Paladin's A$300 million raise

Corrs Chambers Westgarth has advised Paladin Energy Ltd in raising A$300 million to develop the PLS project

SRA seeks input to enhance claims protection

The Solicitors Regulation Authority is inviting evidence on consumer challenges in high-volume claims to enhance regulation

Burges Salmon launches new nuclear law guide

The latest edition of Burges Salmon’s Guide to Nuclear Law addresses complexity in the evolving sector

New laws alter Scotland's justice system

Scotland's criminal justice system faces risks after MSPs approved significant reforms, sparking concerns about miscarriages of justice