News
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Gove a ‘monster’ for rubbishing green policies while understanding threat
Former minister Zac Goldsmith says the PM has “no authentic interest” in the environment
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Civil service scales back plans for regional hubs
The amount of space to be taken outside London has been slashed by 25%
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ENO delays relocation plans
Arts Council England has allowed the opera company to stay in London for a further three years
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Four-day week does not reduce productivity, trial concludes
Businesses that took part in the international trail say productivity has not fallen off
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Renewed calls to scrap the ‘tourist tax’
Restoring tax-free shopping would give London a £1bn boost
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L&Q ordered to pay compensation over unfit homes
Group chief executive Fiona Fletcher-Smith: ‘We recognise that we’ve got things wrong’
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HSBC becomes first big lender to cut mortgage rates
Others will follow as bank lowers rates
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Ministers could go Dutch over mortgages
Netherlands-style long-term, fixed-rate loans are being considered by the Treasury
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Joe Lewis pleads not guilty to insider trading
The British property billionaire has handed over his yacht to meet the $300m bail bond
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Palace Capital shareholders push back against chair at AGM
Almost 25% of votes cast were against the re-election of Steven Owen
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Radcliffe civic hub gets go-ahead
Bury council has approved the 92,000 sq ft office and leisure building
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Office owners urged to face up to ‘£1tn problem’
Industry panel warns of ‘grim future’ for the sector