News today is that BCarbon, a Houston-based carbon credit registry, has issued its first international soil carbon credits in the United Kingdom. They say that this is part of a major initiative to reverse climate change by using farmland to pull harmful carbon from the atmosphere. The UK partner company is Future Food Solutions which has established what it calls its Carbon Bank programme. Some of our clients are actively watching the development of these types of markets and we will be keeping a close eye on this and other similar projects.
CIL and outline planning consents
Last month, we highlighted a community infrastructure levy (CIL) appeal decision that turned on the CIL indexation allowance where there has been
22 June 2026
