Out-Law: Courts put software in danger with copyright confusion, says expert

OPINION: Software is at the heart of all our lives, both at work and at home. But if courts are not more careful about how they treat it, they could end up making it nearly impossible to make any new software at all.  16 May 2012

Companies could have to top up final salary pensions by as much as £100bn, new research claims

Companies could have to pay out more than £100 billion to make up pension scheme deficits over the next three years, according to new research. 16 May 2012

Over 1,000 enquiries for Right to Buy in Wandsworth

Wandsworth Council has received more than 1,000 enquiries from tenants who want to buy their homes from the council under the new Right to Buy scheme.  16 May 2012

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LPA could handle planning and right of way applications together, says DEFRA consultation

A consultation by the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) proposes to allow local planning authorities to consider planning applications and associated changes to rights of way together.  16 May 2012

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