This week, Chancellor George Osborne warned of a ‘permanently poorer’ UK if it were to leave the EU, with Treasury analysis saying that by 2030, UK national income could be 6% smaller. Debates are ongoing, trying to convince the nation why we should... Read More
As uncertainty of Brexit’s impact on demand in the market, CBRE has reported that during the “traditionally quiet” first quarter of 2016, demand for office space in London remained robust, with 3.1 million sq ft of offices being taken up by... Read More
Chancellor George Osborne has stated that the EU exit will cause severe damage to the UK economy and make it ‘permanently poorer’. Analysis by the Treasury shows that by 2030, UK national income could be 6% smaller, which equates to £4,300 a year... Read More
The Scottish government has launched a double-edged land reform consultation which will make it easier to trace landowners — but severely restrict who the land can be sold to. Existing methods can make it laborious to trace and contact landowners, claims... Read More
Although the UK has seen widespread sustained recovery for the large part in the retail industry since the end of the recession, the ongoing issues surrounding the Euro have meant Ireland has lagged somewhat behind. This has seen vacancy rates in all but... Read More
We all know the situation at the moment – a lot of people in this country are struggling to find work.... Read More
SMEs taking steps to increase their resource-efficiency and reduce waste are to benefit from a new EU eco action plan, called EcoAP*.... Read More
The International banking crisis still casts a shadow over the economy. Only this week Prime Minister David Cameron announced measures designed to curb fat cat pay rises and promised he would consider others to punish negligent bankers.... Read More
