Articles by Helen Randall
New procurement rules – a chance to have your say
By Helen Randall | 22 January 2021
Helen Randall at Trowers & Hamlins outlines the major changes to procurement rules proposed in th...
Navigating the legal risks of investing in property
By Helen Randall | 18 September 2019
Some local government treasurers are asking if today's property investment companies will be tomo...
Court of Appeal Faraday Judgment: An amber light for unprocured development joint ventures
By Kavita Roy | 04 December 2018
The Faraday judgment does not mean that councils cannot proceed with unprocured development schem...
Silent revolution?
By Helen Randall | 10 February 2016
Recent government initiatives are resulting in councils needing to take a fresh, calm look at how...
How Barnet bounced back from the brink
By Helen Randall | 13 August 2013
Helen Randall comments on how, following the success in the Court of Appeal, Barnet LBC now signp...
All change for late payment rates
By Helen Randall | 12 June 2013
Local authorities must get to grips with the interest rates on late payments now, following the i...
Directive decisions
By Paul Hopton | 04 June 2013
Are the current public procurement rules getting in the way of political support? Helen Randall a...
Lessons from the Barnet High Court ruling
By Helen Randall | 09 May 2013
Helen Randall sets out how the Barnet judgement will affect commissioning councils.
A challenge to local government
By Mike Mousdale | 12 September 2012
The effects of the Localism Act on service provision are far-reaching, claim Helen Randall and Mi...
Don't forget the community right to challenge
By Mike Mousdale | 15 February 2012
The community right to challenge may lead to more council services being outsourced say Helen Ran...
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