News
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MORNING NEWS: Renters’ reform on ice
Plus – Howard de Walden’s Mark Kildea and Downing Street could hack off HS2 leg
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Mary Ricks retires as Kennedy Wilson president
Head of UK Mike Peglar becomes Europe president
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Arrow adds Gem to South Yorkshire scheme
The discount importer has taken 186,000 sq ft at Arrow Point
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Supermarket Income lowers LTV with debt refinancing
Two facilities have been cancelled, one refinanced and a new lender brought in
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Renters Reform Bill put on ice
Supporters say vested interests have led to the bill being shelved
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Downing Street looks to cut off HS2 northern leg
PM and chancellor are considering whether the £34bn could be better spent elsewhere
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Working from home will require rewiring of UK
Infrastructure will need to be completely rethought, says academic
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Lidl expansion leads to £76m loss
The discount grocer opened 50 new stores over the year
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Battle renewed over Reading Gaol redevelopment
Heritage societies are worried about a sale to an unknown bidder
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In pictures: Looking at London from 22 Bishopsgate’s Horizon viewing platform
The City’s tallest tower offers the highest point from which to view the capital
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Gould Alloys doubles up on its Chesterfield facilities
The firm has signed a 10-year lease on 55,000 sq ft of space at Markham Vale
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Chancerygate gets green light for Bredbury logistics project
The scheme will comprise nine buildings spanning 72,000 sq ft