Amy Wallhead, a private client solicitor at Hewitsons, has recently trained to be a Dementia Friend Champion and will be delivering four Dementia Friends Sessions at the firms Cambridge office in the coming months.
Amy Wallhead, a private client solicitor at Hewitsons, has recently trained to be a Dementia Friend Champion and will be delivering four Dementia Friends Sessions at the firms Cambridge office in the coming months. Dementia touches the lives of millions of people across the country. Alzheimer’s Society’s Dementia Friends programme is the biggest ever initiative to change people’s perceptions of dementia. It aims to transform the way the nation thinks, talks and acts about the condition as well as tackle the stigma and lack of understanding that means many people with the condition experience loneliness and social exclusion. Dementia Friends is about learning more about dementia and the small ways you can help. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends programme to visiting someone you know living with dementia, every action counts. Each session is free to join and will last approximately 1 hour. To join a session, please click on the relevant link and sign up on the website. Session sizes are limited to 20 people. 30 September 5 October 8 October 19 October Further information: If you would like more information please contact Amy directly by clicking here. Parking: The nearest car park to the venue is the Grafton Centre.
Fishbourne Developments Ltd v Stephens [2020] EWCA Civ 1704
In this case the appellants were a development company who were granted an option to purchase a farm. The owner of the farm died in 2014 and her interest passed to her daughter the respondent.
The Court of Appeal has recently confirmed that cost capping orders for Aarhus Convention claims, which includes planning and other environmental judicial reviews, are inclusive of VAT.
The available defences to local authority prosecutions for the non-compliance of planning enforcement notices are limited. The recent case of Zafar v Stoke-On-Trent City Council [2020] highlights such limitations and the importance of exercising your appeal rights.
Landowners will be keen to understand what limits can be imposed on telecoms operators who have equipment on their land. However, they will be disappointed with the outcome of a recent case concerning a lease renewal under the Electronic Communications Code where the tenant operator was allowed extensive rights to install, upgrade and share the site.
