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COVID-19, homelessness and rough sleepers: how to help persons ineligible for support
30.06.2020
By Tara O'Leary At the outset of the COVID-19 lockdown, the Government called on local authorities to take immediate steps to offer 'safe' accommodation to all rough sleepers and persons stayingNEWS: Licensing, Information Law
Contact tracing for licensed premises: what you need to know
25.06.2020
On Tuesday 23 June, the Prime Minister announced that the Government intends to 'unlock' significant aspects of the lockdown with effect from 4 July 2020. Among the business allowed to re-openNEWS: Public Law and Judicial Review, Local Government
How to (lawfully) rename streets and remove statues
23.06.2020
By Ruchi Parekh In the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests, local authorities across the UK are having to grapple with the controversial historical figures that line their streets. ManyNEWS: Information Law
Temperature checks – are they lawful under the GDPR?
22.06.2020
By Matt Lewin As schools, offices, shops, and other commercial premises begin to re-open after the lockdown, it appears that many premises owners are carrying out temperature checks for staff, studentsThank you
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