‘No fault’ evictions are no more under landmark Renters’ Rights Act
11 million English renters will now benefit from increased protections
11 million English renters will now benefit from increased protections
With the Chancellor’s Budget weeks away, planning reform has become the Government’s chosen lever for economic growth – but to build 1.5 million homes, real progress will depend on rebuilding local capacity, devolving power, and proving Britain can deliver what it plans.
On Thursday 11th September, Chamber Group, Curia and UKAI heard from Bill Esterson, MP for Sefton Central, at the Get Britain Growing: North West Conference. Esterson’s pride at the North West’s successful development was immediately tacit: ‘We really are at the forefront of what is happening nationally’. But, the ubiquitous political caveat abides: more can always be done – ‘there is a massive opportunity right now for the foreseeable future’.
On Thursday 11th September, Chamber Group, Curia and UKAI heard from Aphra Brandreth MP, Councillor Judish Derbyshire, Laura Randall, the head of Business Development at NOCN Group, and Chamber UK’s Ben Howlett at the ‘Get Britain Growing’ North West Conference. During their panel discussion, the speakers explored Liverpool’s role in driving regional and national economic growth, and its symbiotic relationship with AI and technology.
On Thursday 11th September, Chamber Group, Curia and UKAI heard from a panel comprising Tim Flagg, CEO of UKAI, Councillor James Hansen, and Councillor Laura Robertson-Collins at the Get Britain Growing: North West Conference. The panel discussed development and growth in the Liverpool City Region, with local leaders, councillors, and policymakers exploring how economic growth can directly improve residents’ lives through improved housing, skill development, and sustainable and equitable innovation.
This week the Scottish Parliament will debate one of the most important pieces of legislation of this session, the Housing (Scotland) Bill. The Housing Bill
August’s biggest scandal: A housing minister with a property portfolio
As summer begins to draw to a close and the Autumn Budget nears, the Treasury has floated one of the most significant changes to property
There’s an old saying: If we don’t welcome young people into the village, they’ll burn it down just to feel its warmth. I think about
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Rachel Reeves is considering scrapping stamp duty and replacing it with a new property tax as part of major reforms to the housing tax system in the UK.
In December last year, Paul Johnson of the IFS observed that perhaps the most impressive aspect of our new Government was its insistence on the
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