News Highlights
03 Mar 2010
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) appoints Bircham Dyson Bell to its legal panel
Top 100 law firm Bircham Dyson Bell has been appointed to the legal panel able to advise the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), following a competitive tendering exercise.
Led by public law partner David Mundy and fellow partner Chris Findley, who heads the firm’s specialist agriculture and landed estates group, the Bircham Dyson Bell team is competing to advise on a wide range of legal issues having been successfully appointed under the Framework Agreement to be able to advise on 12 of the possible 13 lots that were available.
26 Feb 2010
Bircham Dyson Bell stays on the case for English Heritage
Bircham Dyson Bell has been reappointed to the legal panel advising English Heritage. Led by planning partner Mark Challis, the Bircham Dyson Bell team will focus on planning and environmental issues.
08 Feb 2010
Bircham Dyson Bell retained as public affairs and communications consultants to Merseytravel
The Public Affairs and Communications team at leading law firm Bircham Dyson Bell has been retained as public affairs and communications consultants to Merseytravel. The firm was awarded the 5 year contract as a result of a competitive tender exercise, which initially attracted interest from over 100 firms and agencies.
Merseytravel is the public body responsible for coordinating transport across Merseyside with the aim of delivering a fully integrated and sustainable transport network accessible to all.
25 Jan 2010
Chiltern applies for 'Evergreen 3' project
Chiltern Railways has applied for permission to upgrade the Oxford to Bicester railway line to allow it to run trains from London Marylebone to Oxford via Bicester. It has made an application under the Transport and Works Act 1992 for the project it has dubbed 'Evergreen 3'.
18 Nov 2009
Queen's Speech Update
Dubbed as Labour’s ‘pre-election press release’ by the Conservatives, this Queen’s Speech was never likely to spring too many surprises. June’s policy paper, Building Britain’s Future, set out the proposed agenda so potential Bills were already well trailed.
To learn more about today's Queen's Speech please click here.