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Our Local Authority Training Consortium (LATC) has been running since 2007. It provides a platform for in-house legal teams and other officers from our local authority clients across Wales and England to receive the latest training on legal topics of interest, as well as connect with their peers.
We run sessions throughout the year. They take place both online and face to face and are delivered by lawyers from Hugh James’ dedicated Public Sector practice, with occasional appearances from guest speakers.
An LATC Steering Group of local authority contacts contributes input and ideas to help make sure the topics covered by the training add the most value and upskilling opportunities for local authority colleagues. Previous sessions have covered a wide variety of subjects, including child protection, employment, planning, commercial litigation, construction and more.
If you would like any further information on the LATC or would like to share an idea for a future session, please contact Jayne Bradshaw, Head of Client Relations.
Jayne Bradshaw
Jayne Bradshaw joined Hugh James in December 2021 and is responsible for overseeing our approach to relationship management and ensuring we keep our promises to our clients.
Jayne has a wealth of experience within professional services, having worked for eight years for PwC and, prior to that, the law firms Clarke Willmott, TLT and Burges Salmon.
This webinar was delivered by Martin Jones, Partner and Connor Hegarty, Associate in the Regulatory team. Over the course of the webinar the team looked at:
Our LATC Residential Accommodation of children session was delivered by Martin Jones, Partner at Hugh James. Over the course of the day we’ll look at:
The webinar was delivered by Martin Jones, Partner and Connor Hegarty, Associate in the Regulatory team. Over the course of the webinar the team looked at:
This LATC session was delivered by Martin Jones, Partner in the Regulatory team and Tracey Singlehurst-Ward, Partner in the Dispute Resolution team and covered:
This LATC session was delivered by Martin Jones, Partner at Hugh James. Topics covered included:
Discussing some of the particular issues Local Authorities in Wales need to prepare for under the new Renting Homes Wales Act, with a particular focus on the nature of the agreements which local authorities need to be using, the future of temporary housing for the homeless, and the role of local authorities in Supported Housing.
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