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Aarhus: Uncertain times, uncertain measures

Recent changes to the CPR lack clarity with regard to the cost of bringing an environmental claim, writes Caroline Daly

Income generation for local authorities

Tiffany Cloynes considers the strategies local authorities can use to find all possible resources to help them deliver services effectively

'Black cab rapist' appeal: What are the police's chances of success?

Richard Clayton QC considers the prospects of the police's argument that it should not be sued under the Human Rights Act in light of past case law

Government faces fracking challenge in High Court

Decision to overrule local council 'unlawful', argues anti-fracking group

Trouble with councillors

Jeremy Phillips discusses local authorities' abilities to deal with difficult councillors following the decision in Taylor

Prospective care home residents' wishes to be taken into account

Law Commission proposes root-and-branch amendments to mental capacity and deprivation of liberty laws

The Brexit Bill: Stay or go?

David Mundy and Oliver Spencer consider what the next stages will be for the Brexit Bill and whether it is likely to be passed without any significant amendments

The 'elegant way' of the constitution

The Miller judgment should be remembered for marking the recognition by the UK courts of the systematic nature of the constitution, writes Pavlos Eleftheriadis