Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
Recently two astronauts undertook a spacewalk to install a revolutionary piece of government-funded technology on the International Space Station. It is the UK’s first major industrial contribution to the spacecraft.
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
UK Top 100 law firm Royds Withy King’s Oxford-based team has been appointed to advise on the development of a new business unit and office development at Grove Business Park, near Wantage. Royds Withy King’s commercial property team in Oxford …
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
The redeveloped Westgate Oxford opened its doors on October 24. How will this large retail and leisure offering in the city centre with space for 125 shops, restaurants, cafes, a 5-screen cinema and a John Lewis impact the city? Commercial Property solicitor David Lane comments on Oxford’s changing shopping landscape.
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced special business rates protection for pubs in England in the final Spring budget statement to recognise “the valuable role that local pubs play in our communities”.
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
Plans to expand a major Oxfordshire business park have been given the green light in a move which is set to bring hundreds of new jobs to the area.
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
The team behind the proposed new ‘Smart Homes’ development in Oxford are calling on business leaders to voice their support for this pioneering scheme which is designed to provide cost-effective housing for key workers and first time buyers. The call …
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
That’s the message from this year’s Oxford Economic Question Time. The event, hosted by Withy King, Shaw Gibbs and HSBC at Saïd Business School in June, attracted over 100 of the region’s business leaders and shapers who gathered to hear …
Posted by David Lane, Senior Associate
Colleges often own land, or have land gifted to them, which they may want to sell, mortgage, lease or develop for their own purposes. Often this land will be affected by covenants. This may prevent the land from being used for certain activities, the sale of certain items, the carrying on of a particular business, or for the construction of buildings which are over a certain height or for multiple occupancy.