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Large housing providers to face increased reviews

The Regulator of Social Housing is to increase the frequency with which it carries out in-depth assessments (IDAs) of larger or more complex providers.

Published date:

11/04/2019

England could follow Scotland in pavement parking ban

The House of Commons Transport Committee is to look at the issue of pavement parking and consider solutions, including a possible ban.

Published date:

09/04/2019

EFSA to scrap minimum standards approach in new intervention strategy

The Education and Skills Funding Agency (EFSA) is set to scrap its minimum standards policy, according to FE Week.

Published date:

05/04/2019

Consultation on homeschooling register launched

A government consultation has been launched on a register for homeschooled children in England, according to BBC News.

Published date:

05/04/2019

Toolkits released to help agents with new tenancy rules

Two new tools have been released to help letting agents prepare for the ban on tenant fees, which will come into force on 1 June 2019, Property Industry Eye reports.

Published date:

03/04/2019

CMA launches full investigation into funeral prices

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has confirmed that it will be conducting an in-depth market investigation into the funerals sector.

Published date:

29/03/2019

Standards committee to look at AI in the public sector

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already being used in many industries. Although there are undoubted benefits to the technology, there are also ethical questions, such as the extent to which it is possible to guard against mistakes and bias.

Published date:

27/03/2019

ASA takes action over autism 'cure' claims

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is clamping down on practitioners who claim to be able to 'cure' autism.

Published date:

27/03/2019

MPs call for reform of leasehold system

'Urgent reform' of the leasehold system is needed to protect householders, MPs have said.

Published date:

27/03/2019

Updated regulations for solicitors effective from November 2019

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has confirmed that new regulations for the profession will come into effect on 25 November 2019.

Published date:

27/03/2019

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The Regulator of Social Housing is to increase the frequency with which it carries out in-depth assessments (IDAs) of larger or more complex providers.

Published date:

11/04/2019

The House of Commons Transport Committee is to look at the issue of pavement parking and consider solutions, including a possible ban.

Published date:

09/04/2019

The Education and Skills Funding Agency (EFSA) is set to scrap its minimum standards policy, according to FE Week.

Published date:

05/04/2019

A government consultation has been launched on a register for homeschooled children in England, according to BBC News.

Published date:

05/04/2019

Two new tools have been released to help letting agents prepare for the ban on tenant fees, which will come into force on 1 June 2019, Property Industry Eye reports.

Published date:

03/04/2019

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has confirmed that it will be conducting an in-depth market investigation into the funerals sector.

Published date:

29/03/2019

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already being used in many industries. Although there are undoubted benefits to the technology, there are also ethical questions, such as the extent to which it is possible to guard against mistakes and bias.

Published date:

27/03/2019

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is clamping down on practitioners who claim to be able to 'cure' autism.

Published date:

27/03/2019

'Urgent reform' of the leasehold system is needed to protect householders, MPs have said.

Published date:

27/03/2019

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has confirmed that new regulations for the profession will come into effect on 25 November 2019.

Published date:

27/03/2019

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