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Land Reform (Scotland) Bill introduced March 2024

An overview of the content in Part 1 & 2 of the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill introduced to Parliament on 13 March 2024.

Gillespie Macandrew announced as Great Glen 2024 sponsor

Gillespie Macandrew is delighted to announce its sponsorship of the RSABI Great Glen Challenge 2024.

Employment Law Changes – What should you look out for in April 2024?

Employment Law Changes – What should you look out for in April 2024?

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09 January 2024 | Time to read: 4 mins

Number of issues still to be addressed in the Housing (Cladding Remediation) (Scotland) Bill

By Keith Emmerson

Keith Emmerson reviews the key provisions of the long-awaited Housing (Cladding Remediation) (Scotland) Bill and the potential issues with the legislation.

Tags: Construction

27 January 2023 | Time to read: 4 mins

Will the Government’s move towards “Passivhaus” support our zero carbon ambitions?

By Keith Emmerson, Andrew Leslie

What are the implications of proposed new housing standards by the Scottish Government?

Tags: Real Estate

11 July 2022 | Time to read: 3 mins

The draft NPF4 – key considerations for developers

By Keith Emmerson

In March 2022, Project Scotland reported on conflicting responses to the Scottish Government’s draft National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4).

11 February 2022 | Time to read: 4 mins

Retentions in construction: will proposed deposit scheme help rebuild trust in the industry?

By Keith Emmerson

Retentions in construction: will proposed deposit scheme help rebuild trust in the industry?

08 July 2021 | Time to read: 5 mins

UK Government’s Building Safety Bill not a “quick fix”

By Keith Emmerson

The Westminster Government published the Building Safety Bill on 5 July 2021. The aim is stated as "an extensive overhaul to building safety legislation".

Tags: Construction

08 April 2020 | Time to read: 4 mins

Re-evaluating retentions – building trust in construction

By Keith Emmerson

Part of the retention is normally due to be repaid at practical completion, with the remainder paid once any defects are certified as made good.

Tags: Construction

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