Monthly Archives: November 2018

Demolishing or carrying out works that affect a listed building’s character as a building of historical or architectural interest is classed as a criminal offence if completed without listed building consent. Liability can be attached to the person who allowed the work to be completed, and the person who completed the work. Therefore builders, surveyors,…

On the 11thNovember 2018, we were honoured to attend the Cheltenham Festival of Remembrance at the Cheltenham Town Hall. At 7pm the Mayor of Cheltenham lit the Beacon as those who attended joined together to sing hymns and remember those who lost their lives in wars, with particular poignancy this year remembering the 100thanniversary of…

The Agricultural Bill was published on the 12th September 2018 and it is expected to become law in spring 2019. It is a key part of the Government’s plan for future farming and land management policy. The bill provides a framework for new agricultural policies and transition measures for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. New…