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Operator licence revoked: Lessons from a TC Decision of Martin Franklin

A recent Traffic Commissioner decision, issued in March 2026, highlights the serious consequences of failing to meet basic operator licence obligations. (more…)

Leaving the farm does not mean leaving the guarantee behind

A director of a farming business may resign, sell their shares or retire from the partnership believing that their financial exposure ends when they leave.…

Five months on from the Renters Rights Act

Since the introduction of the Renters Rights Act, which came into effect on 1 May 2026, landlords have been faced with a new regime for…

“Storm Majeure” – When storm damage to property becomes an irrecoverable loss

Nature answers to no one. Insurance, however, is a matter of contract. (more…)

Workplace recycling in Wales: when does “general waste” become a regulatory problem?

The Waste Separation Requirements (Wales) Regulations 2023 raise an interesting issue for businesses and waste collectors alike. (more…)

Has the prosecution met its disclosure obligations? A defence solicitor’s perspective

In my recent criminal cases heard in the Magistrates Court, I have noticed a recurring issue: the prosecution serving evidence late or failing to disclose…

Operator Licence revoked: Key Lessons from Fusion Engineering Case

A recent Traffic Commissioner decision highlights serious and sustained compliance failures within Fusion Engineering (Staffordshire) Ltd and reinforces the importance of robust operator licence management.…

When civil and criminal proceedings overlap

The High Court’s decision in Aabar Holdings SARL v Glencore plc highlights the challenges that arise when civil litigation and criminal enforcement proceedings concern the…

Dividing partnership assets on dissolution: When an exit becomes a dispute

The dissolution of a partnership does not mean dividing everything equally. Before any distribution can take place, the partners must identify the partnership assets, value…

‘Assets of Community Value’ – Can a broader “community purpose” limit or restrict your use of privately owned land?

The Assets of Community Value (“ACV”) regime was introduced to give communities an opportunity to protect land and buildings that support local and social wellbeing.…

Digital waste tracking has arrived, but who actually has to use it?

Over the last few months, I've spoken to operators about digital waste tracking. Surprisingly, one of the most common areas of uncertainty is whether the…

Operator’s Licence revoked: key lessons

A Traffic Commissioner decision involving Call a Cab (Carmarthenshire) Ltd and its Transport Manager highlights critical compliance failures and important lessons for the industry. (more…)

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