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  • GN16-21 How to pay less or no VAT on works to heritage and other existing buildings

    Policy
    This Guidance Note gives brief guidance on VAT on work to heritage and other existing buildings, and especially on how to pay less or no VAT. Published on 21 Jun 2021
    Authors
    Jonathan Thompson
    Regions
    Wales,The South East,The Midlands,The East,The South West,The North
    Title
    GN16-21 How to pay less or no VAT on works to heritage and other existing buildings

  • GN26-21 Listed Buildings: When Do I Need Consent? (England and Wales)

    Policy
    Listed building consent (LBC) is required for any work to a listed building which affects its 'special interest'. This Guidance Note is designed to help members with heritage who are in doubt. Published on 1 Nov 2021
    Authors
    Jonathan Thompson
    Regions
    Wales,The South East,The Midlands,The East,The South West,The North
    Title
    GN26-21 Listed Buildings: When Do I Need Consent? (England and Wales)

  • Residential Tenancy Update (England)

    Article
    Residential landlords – are your properties fully compliant? In this CLA webinar we discuss the important legislative developments. Published on 11 Feb 2022
    Strapline
    Residential landlords – are your properties fully compliant? In this CLA webinar we discuss the important legislative developments.
    Title
    Residential Tenancy Update (England)

  • Vacancy: Farm Herefordshire Coordinator Role

    Article
    The Farm Herefordshire partnership is seeking a co-ordinator to oversee delivery by its partners. Published on 10 Feb 2022
    Authors
    Helen Dale
    Regions
    The Midlands
    Strapline
    The Farm Herefordshire partnership is seeking a co-ordinator to oversee delivery by its partners.
    Title
    Vacancy: Farm Herefordshire Coordinator Role

  • New Countryside Code guidance for farmers and land managers

    Article
    New guidance provides landowner-specific advice and unites rural communities and visitors by focusing on a shared appreciation of the countryside, says CLA Published on 9 Feb 2022
    Campaigns
    Countryside Code
    Strapline
    New guidance provides landowner-specific advice and unites rural communities and visitors by focusing on a shared appreciation of the countryside, says CLA
    Title
    New Countryside Code guidance for farmers and land managers

  • CLA South East events, AGMs and shows 2022 - a round up

    Article
    Preparations underway for the 2022 season of shows, events and AGMs across the region Published on 10 Feb 2022
    Authors
    Mike Sims
    Regions
    The South East
    Strapline
    Preparations underway for the 2022 season of shows, events and AGMs across the region
    Title
    CLA South East events, AGMs and shows 2022 - a round up

  • CLA South East in the news: Recycling centres, designated landscapes and more

    Article
    Team busy campaigning in the regional media to raise awareness of topical rural issues Published on 10 Feb 2022
    Authors
    Mike Sims
    Regions
    The South East
    Strapline
    Team busy campaigning in the regional media to raise awareness of topical rural issues
    Title
    CLA South East in the news: Recycling centres, designated landscapes and more

  • CLA South East agricultural transition roadshow - full list of events

    Article
    Agricultural transition - free CLA roadshow events across the South East Published on 10 Feb 2022
    Authors
    Mike Sims
    Regions
    The South East
    Strapline
    Agricultural transition - free CLA roadshow events across the South East
    Title
    CLA South East agricultural transition roadshow - full list of events

  • The Welsh countryside is not a public amenity

    Article
    The Welsh Government needs to develop and education strategy to promote awareness, respect and understanding of visitors’ responsibilities, and create a support facility for land managers when things go wrong Published on 9 Feb 2022
    Regions
    Wales
    Strapline
    Better access where it already exists must be a key principle driving the Welsh Government’s proposals to increase public access to the countryside,” says Charles de Winton from CLA Cymru
    Title
    The Welsh countryside is not a public amenity

  • £8 billion green budget leaves too many unanswered questions about how we manage the countryside

    Article
    The Welsh Government must ensure its’ green budget adequately supports the radical changes imposed on farming and land management, sustains Welsh food production and responsibly manages access for the general public to the countryside. Published on 9 Feb 2022
    Regions
    Wales
    Strapline
    We can't tell if the Welsh Government's budget for farming, creation of the National Forest and improving access - will do the job
    Title
    £8 billion green budget leaves too many unanswered questions about how we manage the countryside

  • GN41-15 DEREGULATION ACT 2015 - RETALIATORY EVICTION

    Policy

  • GN10-19 TENANT FEES ACT 2019 - ENGLAND ONLY

    Policy

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