Gateley Hamer insight
LATEST ARTICLES FROM GATELEY HAMER
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Important water infrastructure changes for developers and housebuilders (FY 2024-25)
The new financial year will bring important changes to utility rates and charges, including environmental incentives, which developers and housebuilders need to be …
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Digital connectivity: essential for levelling up the UK
The Government’s levelling up policy was established as a vehicle for creating equal opportunities across the UK. The last few years have highlighted how critical d…
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New utilities connections: A guide to choosing a provider
Getting utilities right can often be a costly business in any development, particularly when it comes to putting in place new utilities infrastructure. Our guide he…
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Levelling up a Connected North: what does this mean for telecoms?
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Consideration payable when telecoms lease renewals are unprotected
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An update on the latest telecoms lease renewal case
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Telecoms valuations: three years post-code and the Upper Tribunal endorses a specific approach
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The electric vehicle charge point market
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LATEST work highlights FROM GATELEY HAMER
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Secretary of State agrees with Gateley Hamer’s objection to DCO
DCOs are rarely refused, and yet Aquind’s proposal to install an interconnector under the English Channel has been refused by the Secretary of State. Read why here.
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Making headway in the rapidly growing electric vehicle charge point installation market
We assisted with the launch of a new business, developing documents and processes and providing guidance on structures.
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Advising Billings Group on a 4,000-home mixed-use development
Our latest insight highlights why you should ensure land restricted by utility apparatus is maximised by claiming utilities compensation where possible.
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