News Archive

Rogue landlords neglect their responsibilities and put tenants at risk

While many households remain under pressure, the challenges of higher rates and the cost of living have begun to ease

Council tax bills are likely to be reduced for contract holders by aggregating council tax as one unit for HMO

Last year’s concert raised a staggering £21,000 for homeless charities

The Conveyancing Association commends the adoption of the Technical Protocol to all its members and conveyancers generally

The event was a great success and further donations have since been made online

Bank of England cuts rates to 4.75%

John Cannan, who was jailed for 35 years in 1989 for rape and murder of Shirley Banks, was deemed too dangerous to be released from prison last year

Sam Mitchell will leave the business after a transition period, contrary to inaccurate claims in other parts of the trade press that he has been ‘booted out’ by Purplebricks

New data reveals what a change in Bank Rate would do to average monthly mortgage costs

Following Trump’s victory, more international property buyers may start looking closely at London

The DEO is investing £5.1bn to meet future operational requirements, including military accommodation and housing for over 40,000 soldiers, airmen, sailors and their families

Growth in rent and mortgage spending increased to its highest rate in 13 months

The various groups are in discussions with a view to coming together to create a new representative body for the UK real estate sector

Property investors and second homeowners rush to sell amid tax changes

Fast track to franchise success – are you ready to be your own boss?

Since July, the Law Society has been working with 2CV, an independent research agency, to seek the views of conveyancers and other stakeholders who are using their forms

Congratulations to agents and industry suppliers

UK house prices in the medium term will be dictated by the fundamentals of demand, supply and affordability

The Bank of England is expected to reduce interest rates despite looser fiscal policy