How the Government’s 2025 Spending Review may kickstart a decade of social housing renewal
The UK’s housing sector in 2025 is undergoing major shifts, with Government reforms aiming to boost supply and affordability.
Property & Construction
Related insights
Brabners Building Links event shines a light on health, safety and wellbeing in construction
The construction sector is at a turning point. With tighter regulations, better awareness and clear data, health and safety is being seen as an investment in people and the bottom line.
Upcoming Brabners events to tackle key business issues as Lancashire networking groups grow
Events from three of our growing invite-only networking groups will take place between July and September this year in Lancashire.
Making Places Work — Three keys to successful regeneration projects
We explore the economic case for regeneration and outline three key areas that can help to get deals done and accelerate progress.
Artificial Football Pitch Construction — 5 Key Legal Considerations
The key legal considerations for clubs looking to install artificial pitches — from complying with pitch standards to construction contracts and more.
UK construction industry — collaborate on AI or be left behind, leaders say
Our latest Building Links event explored how AI is being used in construction as well as the challenges and misconceptions that come with its use.
Charities warned to seek legal advice before purchasing land following failed £20,000 planning application
There are key charity law requirements and property law considerations to be aware of before a charity purchases land. Our lawyers explore.
How Everton's new stadium became a catalyst for regeneration
We explore the legal and commercial considerations that underpinned the successful sport-led regeneration scheme for Bramley-Moore Dock and Liverpool Waters.
Revamped National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) — key changes for housing sector and local authorities explained
The Government has revamped the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to pave the way for the delivery of 1.5m new homes over the next five years.
Client responsibilities under the Building Regulations Dutyholder Regime — one year on
As a ‘Client’, you must make suitable arrangements for planning, managing and monitoring your project to ensure compliance with the Building Regulations.
Addressing the UK’s construction skills gap
What key factors are responsible for the construction skills gap? Here, Jennie Jones in our construction team explores key factors and what industry leaders can do to take action and meet growing demand.
Leases v licences in property legal agreements — the importance of exclusive possession
A recent case underscores the importance of exclusive possession in determining whether an agreement around property creates a lease or a licence.