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Chancel repair liability is the liability of an owner of land to pay for repairs to the chancel of a parish church. Owners affected include individual homeowners as well as ecclesiastical organisations, universities, colleges and others. Land does not have to be near a church building in order to be liable.

Our ever growing population has an insatiable appetite for energy.  A dependence on imported fossil fuels had propelled the need to seek alternative resources to maintain our energy resilience. Will the benefits to local communities be outweighed by the intrusion, loss of property values and potential blight? Ben Harris from TM Group assesses whether the new “Energy Rush” will be for the public good. 

In October a free seminar aimed at commercial property lawyers will address how to identify changes and ways to act in the best interests of your client whilst adapting as a firm in this fast changing environment . The “Speed of Change” events, held in association with TM Group and GroundSure, will take place in Manchester.

TM will be joined by guest speakers from businesses including Glenigan, ELM Law, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP and Lockton, who will identify upcoming changes to the law and ways in which your firm can prepare. The event will be held at MediaCity UK, Manchester - Thursday 3^rd October, 9.30am-12.30pm.