Podcast
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Sidestepping rent indefinitely? It’s legal, but it’s just not cricket
LISTEN: Anger mounts over “injustice” of well-capitalised companies refusing rent payments
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The Business and Planning Bill, the PM’s new deal and the future of planning
EG looks at the raft of planning changes that lie ahead in the Business and Planning Bill
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On the Case: Are a pair of urns listed buildings?
LISTEN: We demystify an unusual urn case
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LISTEN: Losses, departures and the cities writing the post-pandemic rulebook
Plus, why we should challenge government’s outline for post-Covid-19 spaces on We’re Still Here
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The virtual leveller: How business in lockdown is showcasing future talent
LISTEN: Virtual working has had a positive impact on the ways we collaborate
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On the Case: The Supreme Court rules on rating of supermarket ATMs
Listen to the discussion over the ruling in Cardtronics Europe and others v Sykes (VO) and others
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Return to work will be a “perpetual experiment” few will get right first time
Workplace expert Neil Usher tells it how it is on this week’s We’re Still Here podcast
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Sustainability Matters: Your regular wrap of all things ESG on EG
Stay at the forefront of all things ESG, and add Sustainability Live to your calendar
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We’re Still Here: Why real estate is in a strong position to enter a recession
LISTEN Tune in to EG’s We’re Still Here podcast for some silver linings in another difficult week
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Bricks & Mortar: How Covid-19 has affected teaching on real estate courses
Students are adapting despite the pandemic
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Directors’ duties in troubled times
Jessica Nugent rounds up the new legal responsibilities of company directors
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Litigating from home: How remote court hearings work in practice
What are the pros and cons of lockdown Skype hearings?