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Sarah Grant analyses a landmark Supreme Court decision on the requirements for termination of a JCT contract.
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The Supreme Court on termination of JCT contracts
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Local Government Reorganisation 2026
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Beatrice Wood and Sophie Read explore the two new Streamlined Routes, officially introduced in February this year, to simplify the awards of certain subsidies: the Community and Regeneration route and the Arts and Culture route. This article discusses the potential impact of their introduction, along with the general background and benefits of utilising streamlined routes.
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