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Integrated Reporting in the public sector

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Public rights of way: Implied historic dedication lands Council with liability

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Government guidance on recovery and transition from COVID-19

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Public rights of way: Appeal confirms lower initial threshold

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Michelmores Real Estate Soundbite: assets of community value

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Michelmores advises on £250M Mayor of London’s counter-terror hub transaction

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Not so local authorities – getting carried away?

Public Procurement – settlements under an existing public contract

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Rights over land: Defences and duties

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Establishing a rural right of way

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Councils to keep £26bn raised from business rates

The Public Contracts Regulations 2015

‘Best Value Clauses’: a hidden competition risk for manufacturers

Michelmores reappointed to London Universities Purchasing Consortium one-stop-shop framework

DWF’s procurement challenge and the importance of clear evaluation criteria

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