Wales
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Landsec serves up Gaucho’s Wales debut
Steak restaurant to take 8,000 sq ft at St David’s centre
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Caterer has appetite for expansion with largest industrial deal in Wales
Distribution warehouse sits on 20-acre site
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St Mods submits plans for 1,800 new homes on BP refinery
Developer bought the site in 2008
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Digging into mines and minerals
Louise Clark analyses a ruling on rights to mine Welsh mudstone
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Conygar adds detail to Anglesey plans
The developer was given outline permission for the Holyhead Waterfront scheme in 2014
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Estate trustees lose out in legal battle over Welsh mudstone
Welsh mudstone, says the Court of Appeal, doesn’t qualify as a stone under a 1919 agreement
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What does the new Welsh government have planned?
Sian Skerratt-Williams considers what Welsh Labour’s manifesto pledges mean for property
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Planning in Wales: all systems go
Sian Skerratt-Williams looks at likely legal developments in Welsh planning law and policy
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Legal divergence to continue in Wales in 2021
Sian Skerratt-Williams considers a selection of likely legal developments in Wales
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LISTEN: Plans for shaping Swansea
EG speaks with Swansea Council about the future of the city
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Planning ahead: Welsh planning law present and future
Sian Skerratt-Williams highlights the increasing divergence in planning laws of England and Wales
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Covid-19: the Welsh perspective
Sian Skerratt-Williams explains why the finer points of the coronavirus response differ in Wales