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Planning reforms to boost economy

The Chancellor's Budget announcement claims planning reforms will add £15.1bn to the UK economy by 2029/30

Hollistic Health Limited challenges Care Quality Commission's registration conditions

Tribunal rules on Hollistic Health Limited's appeal against the Care Quality Commission's variation of registration conditions

Judicial review on VAT policy begins

Legal challenge against VAT on independent schools will be heard in High Court from 1-3 April

Tribunal dismisses appeal over driving instructor registration

The First-Tier Tribunal dismissed an appeal by Homayon Rasoly against the refusal to register him as an approved driving instructor

Indictments delivered against BP and Shell executives

Climate activists submit indictments to CPS, accusing BP and Shell executives of public nuisance offences

The growing cybercrisis for law firms

Alastair Murray explains how cybercrime is a growing threat to law firms, with rising attacks, financial losses, and reputational risks

Tribunal overturns decision on driving instructor registration

Tribunal allowed appeal of a driving instructor whose application was initially refused due to a motoring offence conviction

Tax tribunal rules on domicile status of Rabbi Aubrey Weis

The tribunal ruled on the domicile status of Rabbi Aubrey Weis, impacting his tax liabilities for several years