Planning Enforcement and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
The recent headline “Court tells restaurant owners to pay out £2.5m confiscation order and seizes their passports over unlawful extractor
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The recent headline “Court tells restaurant owners to pay out £2.5m confiscation order and seizes their passports over unlawful extractor
The London Evening Standard recently reported[1] that, under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA), a restaurant owner in Lewisham
The Government’s £500 million investment in the Oxford to Cambridge corridor is a major step towards unlocking the region’s full
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill 2025 is expected to become law before the end of the year, bringing several innovations
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