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Government seeks feedback on plans for a…

On April 12, 2023, the government published a consultation to introduce a separate use class for short-term lets and associated permitted development rights in England. Amanda Marwood and Zakira Vika…

Hospitality sector update: Preparing for the King’s…

The government is relaxing licensing hours subject to some restrictions in England and Wales to celebrate King Charles III's coronation and has announced Monday, May 8, as an official, extra…

Carlo’s new venue offers Clitheroe a touch…

A well-known Clitheroe licensee is bringing a taste of Italy to the town with a new upmarket Italian wine bar and café. Carlo Graziani, who already owns and operates The…

EPC rating update: Landlords must comply with…

New requirements recently came into force for EPC ratings. Our property litigation team provide an overview of the new requirements and what they mean for landlords of both commercial and…

Updated government how to rent guidance: What…

On March 24, 2023, the government released the latest version of How to Rent: the checklist for renting in England. The guidance provides residential tenants an outline regarding their rights…

New fire safety regulations – your responsibilities…

David Edwards and Terry Griffin from Harrison Drury’s regulatory and compliance team highlight the latest regulations that have come into force following the recommendations of the Independent Grenfell Tower Inquiry,…

Jane Fillis

Rural Property Lawyer

Wayne Ellison

Rural Business Consultant

Landmark judgment on collateral warranties used in…

A legal precedent established in 2013 with help from Harrison Drury’s property litigation team has been used to determine another construction dispute at the Court of Appeal. The case has…

Clare Davey

Senior Associate Solicitor

New EPC ratings: How green is your…

The government has committed that from 2025, all new rental properties will be required to have an EPC rating of C or above. Alex Walmsley, assoicate solicitor in our property…

The four-day working week: How it may…

A sixth-month pilot was recently launched in the UK to test the possible advantages of a four-day working week for both employers and employees. Harrison Drury’s employment law team explains…

Succession of agricultural tenancies – how to…

Agricultural tenancies are very common, and often the tenancy enables the family to continue farming the land after the death or retirement of the tenant. Joseph Mitchell from Harrison Drury’s…

Samantha Faud

Associate Solicitor

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