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Jane Last

Dublin
As seen in: Irish Independent, Belfast Telegraph, Lexology
Head of Digital Communications, Comms, Marketing & Events Dept in @DCU. Former Head of News with Independent News & Media. All views are my own.
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A landowner's guide to nutrient neutrality

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By Edward Venmore, Danielle Spalding, Rose Westwood, Jane Last
| Lexology Verified
In simple terms, nutrient neutrality seeks to reduce the effect of nutrient pollution in waterways. The primary sources of pollution are: Residential homes, for example through untreated or partially treated sewage and wastewater entering rivers. Surface water run-off from development and agriculture on valued natural habitats. For example, fertilisers, animal waste, and slurry.
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New RICS Rights of Light Professional Standard 3rd Edition

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By Stephanie Kingdon, Jane Last
| Lexology Verified
The third edition of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Rights of Light Professional Standard came into force on 1 June 2024 (the Professional Standard). The revised edition introduces a number of updates, including a helpful new rights of light protocol on how disputes should be managed, and an updated summary of case law designed to guide professionals (the Protocol). The Protocol Though not mandatory, the Protocol's inclusion shows its importance.
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The new Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice: what will it cover and how will it help?

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By Danielle Spalding, Jane Last
| Lexology Verified
The new Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice for England (the Code) was published on 8 April 2024. Our article has an overview of what the code will cover and how it will help landlord and tenant relationships. The new Code The new Code is designed to foster and encourage clarity, communication, and collaboration in the tenanted farming sector.
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