Philip Hoult

Do you have to excuse poor behaviour from an employee with a mental health problem? That was the issue the tribunal had to decide in a recent case, reports Jo Moseley.

A recent decision by the Court of Appeal serves as a reminder of the importance in fact-finding hearings of the evidence of lay parties being considered alongside that given by medical experts, writes Matthew Fiddy.

Social landlord L&Q has revealed that its tenancy fraud team recovered 143 homes from April 2023 to March 2024.

Councillors at Tewkesbury Borough Council are "minded to" back a change of name for the local authority, subject to the outcome of a consultation.

The chair of the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (LUHC) Committee, Clive Betts MP, has accused the Government of a lack of engagement over a

A taxi driver has failed in an appeal over the revocation of his private hire licence after he was caught by police using a mobile phone whilst driving.

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has launched a consultation on the introduction of new Social Tenant Access to

Property portfolio specialist Rebecca Gibson has joined national law firm Bevan Brittan from Trowers & Hamlins as a Legal Director.

Law firm Burges Salmon has advised Worthing Borough Council on a low carbon district heating project that is intended to offer climate-friendly heating to all Worthing homes and buildings by 2050 and create more than 500 jobs.

The Local Government Association's Improvement and Innovation Board will this week (24 May) consider a new improvement and assurance framework for local government.