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Scottish Statutory Harbour Authorities must make “environmental information” publicly available

Insights - 14th June 2023

Scottish statutory harbour authority must comply with EIRs

Procurement law: Three key points to remember going into 2022

Insights - 10th January 2022

We review the headlines from the past year to help you plan your procurement approach for 2022.

Next steps in the Covid-19 Scottish Inquiry

Insights - 16th December 2021

The Scottish Government has announced that Lady Poole has been appointed as Chair of the Inquiry.

Transforming Public Procurement: UK Government responds to consultation

Insights - 7th December 2021

The Cabinet Office has now published its long-awaited response to the public consultation.

Top 10 ways legal procurement challenges in Scotland differ from England

Insights - 6th December 2021

There are a number of key differences in legal practice and procedure compared with England.

Beyond Scotland’s legislative competence

Insights - 7th October 2021

UK Supreme Court ruled that these provisions were outwith the competence of the Scottish Parliament.

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry: 5 years and 5 case studies in, where next?

Insights - 23rd September 2021

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry opened in October 2015, with an initial term of four years.

Judicial Reviews & Covid-19: Not very hospitable

Insights - 7th May 2021

Challenging the UK Governments decision to delay re-opening indoor hospitality.