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Failing to renew fixed rate could add hundreds £

The latest research by award winning mortgage adviser, Alexander Hall, has shown that mortgage holders who fail to sign up to a new fixed or reduced rate when their current mortgage term expires could end up paying hundreds more a month, highlighting the importance of remaining proactive and establishing new terms.

Alexander Hall looked at the monthly repayment being made by the average...

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Boyer’s Loughborough office undergoes a sustainable refurbishment

Boyer’s Loughborough office undergoes a sustainable refurbishment

National planning consultancy Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group ) has reopened its Midlands office, based at Cedar Business Park, Normanton on Soar, Loughborough following a re-fit with sustainability at its heart.

Boyer’s Loughborough sustainable office features solar panels, a biomass boiler and EV chargers.

It has sustainable carpets and hard flooring made from 65%...

Navigating Inheritance Tax: A Guide for UK Property Investors

Inheritance tax can be a daunting prospect for property investors in the UK, especially those looking to pass down their assets to the next generation. The complexities of this tax can create significant financial burdens if not approached with careful planning. However, with the right strategies and understanding of the tax laws, property investors can navigate inheritance tax efficiently...

Reducing Your Buildings Insurance Premiums – How?

Reducing your building's insurance premium is a smart way to save money while still maintaining adequate coverage. By taking proactive steps to minimize risks and demonstrate your commitment to safety and security, you can potentially negotiate a lower premium with your insurance provider. Here are some strategies to consider.

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How can we plan cities to work better for women?

How can we plan cities to work better for women? By Aoife Hand, Carter Jonas (Cambridge)

Public spaces can spark social interaction, provide freedom to express an opinion and bring together people from different backgrounds, ages, and cultures. As such, they are fundamental in strengthening our sense of place and connections within communities. Public spaces can be used and enjoyed both individually and collectively.

Or at least they should be. Research conducted by the...

Commercial market activity forecast to fall by 50% this year

Industry analysis by the debt advisory specialists, Sirius Property Finance , has shown that while the South East and London are expected to see the highest level of commercial property market activity in 2023, total sales are forecast to fall by half when compared to 2022.

Sirius Property Finance analysed data on the level of commercial property transactions seen across each region...

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The worst London boroughs for bust boilers revealed

Expert insight from Fair Fix , the boiler engineer experts, has revealed where Londoners are most likely to fall foul of a dodgy boiler and which boroughs are home to the highest average cost when it comes to sorting the issue.

So far this year, Fair Fix has been called out to almost 2,000 London households to solve their boiler problems, with the average call out cost coming in at £...

HOUSEBUILDER LAUNCHES HIGHLY ANTICIPATED SHOW HOMES AT THRIVING WHITFIELD DEVELOPMENT

This month, David Wilson Homes unveiled its latest two show homes at Richmond Park in Whitfield, Dover. Having launched earlier this year, the development comprises three to four-bedroom homes, with 40 acres of green open space surrounded by the countryside of Kent. Local buyers are actively invited to make an appointment with a member of the sales team or to view either of the two show homes...

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Mortgage contribution for new homes in Weeton

Buyers can save up to £9,600 in their first year with the purchase of selected Concert Homes at Church Croft in Weeton. Subject to terms and conditions.

The fantastic offer includes a £400 per month contribution for the three bedroom semi-detached Irwell £4,800. Whether you are just getting on the property ladder or looking to downsize, this modern home is a spacious 946 sq ft. The...

Construction begins on accessible homes in the natural beauty of Elsenham

Independent housebuilder Dandara has started construction at its Millers View development on Stansted Road in Elsenham. The completed development will feature 99 homes along with a public open space near the ancient protected Alsa Woods woodland.

Millers View will offer a range of two, three, four and five bedroom detached and semi-detached homes. Totalling 7.3 hectares, the...

GAME, SET, MATCH: LOCAL TENNIS STAR SCORES MATCH POINT FROM CANTERBURY HOUSEBUILDER

With Wimbledon fever circulating throughout the country, Canterbury local tennis star Ruben Harris has also aced the summer season with a sponsorship from local housebuilder Barratt David Wilson Homes, who are behind The Woodlands development in Sturry and Saxon Fields development in Thanington.

A key representation for wheelchair tennis, Canterbury’s very own Ruben Harris has...

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