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Peter Cole

Peter Cole

Jul, 16 2026
New High Court Ruling on Survey Access: Why Landowners Need Early Compulsory Purchase Advice

A recent High Court judgement could have significant implications for landowners, farmers and rural businesses affected by major infrastructure, energy, transport and utility projects across England and Wales. The ruling […]

Alex Jelley

Alex Jelley

Jul, 10 2026
MORE THAN 200 LANDOWNERS GATHER IN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR NORTHAMPTONSHIRE’S RURAL ECONOMY

More than 200 landowners, farmers, property and planning professionals gathered at Lamport Hall Estate this week in what Ceres Group has described as a strong vote of confidence in Northamptonshire’s […]

Kathryn Brown

Kathryn Brown

Jul, 01 2026
2026 Updates to Biodiversity Net Gain: Key Changes for UK Development

Following a consultation last year, the Government has announced the changes that will be made to the BNG regime this year. By the end of July 2026, subject to parliamentary […]

Sam Skinner

Sam Skinner

Jun, 17 2026
From Fields to Fulfilment Centres: How Logistics is Reshaping Rural Land Use

The UK’s logistics sector has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. Once viewed primarily as a supporting function within the wider economy, logistics has become a key driver […]

Iain Halls

Iain Halls

Jun, 12 2026
Ceres Group Opens New Office in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

Strengthening Our Presence Across East Anglia Ceres Group has recently opened a new office in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, further strengthening our presence across East Anglia, including Norfolk, Essex and […]

Jeremy Dawson

Jeremy Dawson

May, 14 2026
Agricultural Holdings Act (AHA) Succession Rule Changes

Key Changes to Succession on Death and/or Retirement to AHA Tenancy From 1 September 2024, significant changes to Agricultural Holdings Act (AHA) succession rules came into force, following reforms mandated […]

Anna Loweth

Anna Loweth

Apr, 02 2026
Succession on Death under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA)

Introduction Succession rights under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA) play a vital role in safeguarding family farming businesses, ensuring continuity when a tenant passes away. With reforms introduced in […]

Laura Goode

Laura Goode

Apr, 01 2026
Making Tax Digital from April 2026

From 6 April 2026, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax stops being a future issue and becomes a live compliance obligation for many landlords. In recent months Ceres Bookkeeping team […]

Grace Russell

Grace Russell

Mar, 28 2026
Renters’ Rights Act Explained | Key Changes For UK Landlords, Tenants and Property Managers

The Renters’ Rights Act marks a landmark reform in England’s private rented sector, arguably the most significant change in over three decades, since the Housing Act 1988 reshaped private renting […]

Anna Loweth

Anna Loweth

Mar, 25 2026
Succession on Retirement Under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA)

Introduction Succession on retirement under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (AHA) is a critical consideration for both landlords and tenants, particularly as farming businesses look to secure continuity for future […]

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