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Government set to introduce form of “cleaner” petrol aimed at cutting CO2 emissions
Last month, the UK Government launched a consultation proposing to introduce E10 petrol for UK vehicles. This introduction would form...
Autonomous vehicles – Navigating the way forward
Back in 2017, the UK Government pledged to have fully autonomous / driverless vehicles (AVs) operating on UK roads by 2021.
AVs still...
RYA leads call for immediate access to marinas
The RYA's call for owners to access their boats is well placed - as they rightly suggest, if only to check on security and water ingress....
COVID-19: impact on FCA's and PRA's timeline for end of LIBOR
Many regulatory and legislative changes have been put on hold or are being slow-walked due to the global pandemic, including the...
Balancing the books: who will foot the bill for COVID-19 public spend?
Comparisons of the COVID-19 pandemic to war have come thick and fast.
Perhaps it is inevitable that public spend and taxation should...
Housing market pauses
This article supports what we are seeing happening in the current housing market. Although some are withdrawing from selling or buying...
Los Angeles Dealers Create Their Own Virtual Gallery
Could this be a long term consequence of Covid-19 or a good way to introduce art to the next generation? The pandemic led art dealers to...
To repossess or not to repossess that is the question?
For motor finance companies, and specifically the collections teams within them, this has been an extraordinarily busy time....
Upholding autonomy under Covid-19
It was timely of the Royal College of General Practitioners and NHS England to underline the importance of making decisions about...
Yacht deliberately set ablaze
With nearby moored vessels also reported damaged, one can only hope this is not another byproduct of Covid-19.
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Firefighters believe a fire that severely damaged a yacht in Plymouth was started deliberately.
"What starts here changes the world.." How will the Living Sector return to 'business as unusual'?
Another week has come to a close, with the "new normal" experiences of regular team conference calls, video conferences and everyone I...
Support for sailing clubs welcomed
We are pleased to read that the RYA is offering guidance and advice to Affiliated Clubs and Recognised Training Centres to assist with...
Online and telephone car sales: Are your legal processes and paperwork 'sales distancing-ready'?
Car dealerships have now received welcome clarification from the government that they can sell and deliver cars to customers, despite the...
A much-needed lifeline to dealership groups
Car dealerships across the country have been forced to close as part of the UK’s measures to combat the Covid-19 crisis. This has dealt a...
American Marinas and boatyards re-open
With permission granted for Amercian marinas and yards to re-open following the Covid-19 outbreak, how long will it be before Europe...
5 key steps UK carmakers might take when re-starting production
A number of major carmakers are reportedly considering resuming production in factories across Europe as shutdowns imposed following the...
The fragility of the financial markets
More than anything else, this post is designed to bring to as many people's attention as possible this "magisterial" (as one of the FT...
What ever happened to hydrogen?
The UK Government plans to ban the sale of fossil fuel powered vehicles by 2035. As part of that plan, both the Government and businesses...
What does Covid-19 mean for the automotive industry from a competition law perspective?
An interesting take on the impact of Covid-19 on the automotive industry from a competition law perspective by my colleague, and all...
Planning boost for construction
These are very difficult times for the industry at the moment, but this news might point to better times ahead.
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A peak in planning approvals last month is raising the hope that new-build work could recover quite quickly after the coronavirus crisis.
Decarbonising transport: what's around the corner for the car industry?
The Department for Transport has recently published a document setting out how the government intends to develop a transport...
Company car tax changes – a boost for the new and second hand EV market?
As we roll into the new tax year it’s worth reminding ourselves that the UK Government has recently introduced a number of tax reforms...
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step - real estate, we can do this!
It's been a busy few weeks and, for everyone I know, a few weeks that have been quite unlike any that we've had before. Few people could...
"People need people when the highs get low"
Although not quoted directly, the Country music legends Maddie & Tae's influence is writ large over this article examining the...
Dare we look to the future of the housing market?
Knight Frank has issued its market outlook.
As we all expectantly look forward to lockdown potentially being relaxed and better,...
Time to recycle the car scrappage scheme?
Latest figures published by the trade association for the UK motor industry show that new car registrations in March 2020 fell by almost...
SM&CR and Covid-19
The FCA and the PRA are extremely active providing advice to firms and consumers. On Friday 3 April, they issued a joint statement...
Activity Spike on Lit Venues
During the period of unprecedented volatility amid the pandemic crisis, investors and traders (even those which trade large blocks of...
Five top tips: Don't let cancelled events be a showcase for disaster
The coronavirus outbreak has led to a number of motor shows and trade fairs being cancelled or postponed.
Shows in Detroit, Geneva, New...
Margin calls and back-office systems
Over the last few weeks, the highly volatile markets and the way in which capital and margin deposit requirements are calculated for...
Two steps forward and one step back: Government continues EV funding but cuts level of grants
The government has been providing grants for ultra-low emission vehicles since 2011, changing to focus on grants for zero-emission...
Groundbreaking 'Future of Transport' programme marks the biggest review of transport laws in a generation
Following the government’s budget announcement in March, the government confirmed the creation of a £90million funding programme to...
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