Economic Regeneration
Infrastructure projects fall into Reeves firing line
Rachel Reeves has unveiled a series of spending cuts in a bid to save the
Stockton council approves 25-year town transformation plan
The local authority have recently bought a derelict Debenhams department store as part of plans
Redevelopment of London Chest Hospital is underway
The London Borough of Tower Hamlets’ planning committee have recently approved proposals by Latimer for
Cost of Rent Day: How much do Londoners really need to earn?
The Adam Smith Institute (ASI) branded 16th July the Cost of Rent Day in London
Liverpool welcomes brownfield housing boost
The local authority is set to receive a £55m investment uplift from Homes England to
Improving energy efficiency could add over 2000 to a propertys value
In the past, autumn and winter months have proved to be popular times to sell
Its October, the start of the energy price cap increase
Today Ofgem confirmed that from 1st October-31st December 2024 the energy price cap will increase
Waitrose vineyards become first to receive regenerative approval
The leading supermarket have ramped up their commitment to sustainability as it’s orchards and vineyards
Old Macdonald had a farm, its being turned into office space
A national property consultancy has secured planning consent to build new office and storage spaces
The grass is always greener: Construction sector to blossom in 2025
Following three consecutive years of severe financial strain, research from Rangewell shows there’s already signs
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