Economic Development

Energy bills set to reach £3k tripling since last summer

Forecasts are estimating the price cap will each £3,300 this winter, meaning average household bills will have tripled since last summer, according to analysis by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).

Economic Development Headlines Housing

Foreign homeowners possess £90.7bn worth of property in England and Wales

Economic Development Headlines Local Government London

Croydon Council submits bid for £20m funding to regenerate town centre

Communities Economic Development Headlines

Poll finds majority of Scots worried they won’t have enough money to retire

Communities Economic Development Features & Opinions Regeneration

Feature: Six capitals in the Levelling Up White Paper – what do these mean for universities?

Economic Development Finance Headlines

More than one in five SMEs unable to access external finance

Economic Development Headlines Regeneration Transport

New plans could decarbonise transport and bring economic growth to South East

Communities Economic Development Headlines

Measure employee wellbeing to improve economy, says workplace expert

Communities Economic Development Headlines

Price cap rise adds £14bn to cost of maintaining household support

The increase in the energy price caps announced by Ofgem will add £490 for a typical household’s energy bill over the period October to December relative to what would have happened if prices were unchanged, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).