Bracknell Forest Council has migrated its planning records to a new online system, extending public access to applications dating back to 2009. The change affects anyone who wants to view, track or Council Expands Digital Planning Register Back to 2009Read more
Councils Gain New Powers to Block Betting Shops and Vape Stores
Town centres that have filled up with betting shops, vape stores and short-lived convenience outlets are the target of new planning and licensing powers announced by the Prime Minister on Tuesday 11 Councils Gain New Powers to Block Betting Shops and Vape StoresRead more
Brussels Sets Staggered Deadlines for AI Rules Through 2028
Europe's artificial intelligence rulebook does not arrive in one stroke. It phases in over four years, with obligations landing on providers, deployers and regulators at different moments between Brussels Sets Staggered Deadlines for AI Rules Through 2028Read more
Problem Gambling Support Networks Widen Access to Local Help
Roughly one in five American adults will encounter gambling-related harm at some point, whether through their own behavior or that of someone close to them, and the infrastructure built to respond to Problem Gambling Support Networks Widen Access to Local HelpRead more
West Sussex Sets Clear Rules for Reporting Dangerous Potholes
Road safety in West Sussex now runs on a defined escalation path: potholes posing an immediate risk to the public should be reported by phone on 01243 642105, a line staffed by the Highways Customer West Sussex Sets Clear Rules for Reporting Dangerous PotholesRead more
SEC Whistleblower Awards Near $2 Billion as Program Matures
Nearly $2 billion. That is the cumulative sum the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had paid out to whistleblowers by the end of fiscal year 2023, distributed among close to 400 individuals SEC Whistleblower Awards Near $2 Billion as Program MaturesRead more