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Commuter back home on Westminster Bridge

General election: employment watch – what might be on the cards if the Conservatives stay in power?

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament at sunset, with blurred red double-decker buses and people moving along Westminster Bridge in London.

General election: employment watch – what might a Labour government mean for employment law?

Property

Michelmores hosts consultation over Devon and Torbay Combined County Authority

Traffic on Dragon Bridge at golden sunset

Andrew Oldland KC assists establishment of International Finance Centre in Vietnam

Sunset over a grassy, rocky landscape with dramatic clouds in the sky sets the perfect atmosphere for wild camping. A lone tree stands near the centre, surrounded by scattered boulders and grassy terrain stretching to the horizon, inviting adventurers to experience nature at its most serene.

Wild camping: What is permitted across the UK?

Sheep on a moor with a homestead in the distance

Rights of way: The need to check what is actually granted

Three cows stand near a barbed wire fence in a green grassy field, with trees and buildings in the background under a partly cloudy sky—a reminder of the importance of animal liability when keeping livestock close to property boundaries.

Animal liability: Cattle incidents and public rights of way

A modern building with glass windows features vertical gardens and green plants growing on its façade, set against a bright blue sky.

Three-part series: ESG and employment law – what it means for your organisation: Part 3 – Governance

Man walking through workshop

Michelmores advises Ashford Borough Council on sustainable short-stay accommodation

A "Private - No public right of way" sign stands on a grassy path between fields under a cloudy sky, marking restricted access to the area.

The Impact of Public Rights on Development Land: Part 3 – protecting your land against new rights by way of landowner statements

Weathered granite rocks sit atop a hill, overlooking a green, sunlit valley with patchwork fields and distant trees under a partly cloudy sky.

The Impact of Rights on Development Land: Part 2 – public rights of way under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (‘CROWA’)

A winding dirt path, marking one of the area's rights of way, leads to a wooden gate beside a leafless tree, with stone walls, fields, hills, and a lake visible under a cloudy sky in the distance.

Rights of way: Words required to establish a right

Michelmores reappointed to the Police National Legal Services Framework

A countryside scene with green rolling hills, scattered trees, a farmhouse, and grazing sheep under a partly cloudy sky

Easements: The rights and wrongs of rights of way

A table set for afternoon tea outdoors, arranged with right of way for easy conversation, features a tiered stand with scones and strawberries, teapots, a cup, and a floral jug with fresh flowers, all against a vibrant garden backdrop.

Rights of Way: Agricultural restriction stops use for diversification

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