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Update | Immigration: recent immigration 'rulings on the 'EEA regulations'

Recent immigration rulings on the EEA regulations highlight the growing relevance of the residence requirement, says Jane Coker

Under wraps: enforcing concealed planning breaches after the Localism Act

One year after their introduction, provisions in the Localism Act allowing local authorities to take enforcement action against concealed planning breaches appear powerless at curbing unlawful building, says Emma Hatfield

Acting on housing fraud

Dean Underwood and Leon Glenister examine the impact of the long-awaited Prevention of Social Housing Fraud Act 2013, and find it lacking

Beach can be registered as village green

Nothing to indicate use subject to landowner's permission

Commission backs conservation covenants to protect wildlife and heritage

Existing methods 'complex and costly' and lead to 'piecemeal approach'

'Ex-gay' advertisement could not be justified, High Court rules

Buses should not be allowed to carry 'offensive or controversial' messages

Rights to light revisited

Before rushing to abolish rights to light, we should consider 'the position of homeowners, warns Sarah Dwight

Taking requests in context

Vicki Bowles welcomes the Upper Tribunal's directions on the assessment of vexatious 'or manifestly unreasonable freedom of information requests

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