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June 24 2021
New Supreme Court Ruling – Reverter under the School Sites Act 1841 – Rittson-Thomas and others v Oxfordshire County Council [2021] UKSE 13
Providers of schools in the state and independent sectors in England and Wales whose school sites were provided by private donors pursuant to the provisions of the School Sites Act 1841 (the ‘1841 Act’) will welcome the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Rittson-Thomas and others v Oxfordshire County Council (‘OCC’) (Rittson-Thomas and
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Terence Channer statement on investigation into police officers sharing CCTV film
February 10 2021Terence Channer, the family’s solicitor, said that the release of the footage piled additional heartache on Small’s family when they were looking to t
Guidance for Care Homes receiving COVID-19 patients as “designated settings” – how will CQC inspect your service?
January 07 2021Guidance for Care Homes receiving COVID-19 patients as “designated settings” – how will CQC inspect your service? OVERVIEW On 21 October 2020, the Dep
Coronavirus Vaccination service providers – updated CQC guidance for notification and registration
December 02 2020Vaccination service providers will need to consider how they will be arranging vaccination services and who will be responsible for carrying on t
An ambitious strategy: CQC’s bold regulatory approach
December 01 2020Errol Archer, Regulatory Solicitor and health and social care specialist writes a feature article in Care Management Matters magazine. He writes about
Concerns over CQC’s new transitional approach to monitoring health and social care providers
November 06 2020In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) paused routine inspections and implemented the Emergency Support Framework (ES
Challenging CQC Inspection Reports
August 30 2020Written by: Errol Archer As a public body CQC is well aware that its decisions are subject to judicial review and, in order to withstand a legal chall
