This course is available to junior lawyers at a discounted rate of £80 + VAT. Click here for more information.
In light of recent developments in the UK's devolution landscape, this brand-new course offers an essential guide for local government lawyers to understand and navigate the ever-changing frameworks surrounding devolution matters. With the government's push towards decentralising power, as highlighted by the recent English Devolution White Paper, and the proposed English Devolution Bill, it's crucial for local government to stay informed and up to date about these changes.
This course will explore the foundations of devolution, its legislative structures, and its impact on local governance, whilst case studies will provide practical insights into devolution in action.
Key Topics Covered:
The Foundations of Devolution
Legislation and Powers
Practical Implications
Case Studies
Emerging Trends
This course is designed for lawyers working in or with local government who wish to expand their knowledge of devolution matters.
Tiffany Cloynes is a Partner and Head of Local Government at Capsticks. Tiffany has an excellent reputation and substantial experience acting on large scale, complex regeneration and infrastructure projects and is recognised as a leader in her field by clients and the legal press. Underpinning this expertise is extensive knowledge and practical experience of public and administrative law.
Rebecca is a Principal Associate at Capsticks, who’s an experienced public sector projects solicitor advising local authorities and other public sector clients on a variety of complex and multi-disciplinary projects ranging from regeneration and development, infrastructure, alternative delivery models, joint ventures, collaborations and service arrangements.
Megan is a Senior Associate in the Real Estate department at Capsticks based in our Birmingham office.
Megan acts for a number of NHS Trusts located in the Midlands and assists them with various real estate transactions, including advising on commercial leases, disposals of NHS Trust assets and other landlord and tenant matters.
Megan also has experience acting for Local Authorities and regularly assists them with acquisitions, disposals and general due diligence work in respect of Local Authority assets.
She also supports NHS England with various grant funding arrangements, including premises grant funding to GPs and capital grant funding to registered social landlords.
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