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Shifting Ground: Making Sense of the Government’s Changing IHT Proposals
We explore the latest changes to IHT, the practical challenges for business owners, and why the current approach risks creating an unworkable system.
Scottish Ports and the UK Emissions Trading Scheme: Leading the Clean Energy Transition
Scottish ports are reshaping their role in the energy transition as the UK ETS brings new expectations, opportunities, and momentum for maritime decarbonisation
Irritancy and Commercial Leases: When Leases Don’t Do What They Say on the Tin
An overview of irritancy in commercial leases, examining how legal safeguards and practical considerations can alter outcomes beyond the contract wording.
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03 February 2026 | Time to read: 4 mins
Shifting Ground: Making Sense of the Government’s Changing IHT Proposals
We explore the latest changes to IHT, the practical challenges for business owners, and why the current approach risks creating an unworkable system.
29 January 2026 | Time to read: 6 mins
Scottish Ports and the UK Emissions Trading Scheme: Leading the Clean Energy Transition
By Derek McCulloch, Jack Cuthbertson
Scottish ports are reshaping their role in the energy transition as the UK ETS brings new expectations, opportunities, and momentum for maritime decarbonisation
28 January 2026 | Time to read: 6 mins
Irritancy and Commercial Leases: When Leases Don’t Do What They Say on the Tin
An overview of irritancy in commercial leases, examining how legal safeguards and practical considerations can alter outcomes beyond the contract wording.
27 January 2026 | Time to read: 7 mins
Ban of Upward-Only Rent Reviews in England & Wales: What It Means for Commercial Leases
By Tamzin Munro
A proposed ban on upward‑only rent reviews could reshape commercial leasing in England and Wales. Here’s what it means for landlords, tenants and wider market.