The biggest change to building safety laws for 40 years proposed
A new Building Safety Bill will provide clearer accountability for the safety of high-rise buildings.
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Which London roads make the highest contribution to river pollution and poor water quality?
Pollution from the surface of London’s roads is posing a significant risk to rivers in the capital, a pioneering new study has found.
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The Mayor of London has launched Smarter London Together
This roadmap is intended to make London ‘the smartest city in the world’.
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Help to Buy ISA will close to new accounts on 30 November 2019
Those who have already opened a Help to Buy ISA (or will do so before 30 November 2019) will be able to continue saving into …
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Business Recovery Grants up to £2,500 will be given to eligible small and medium-sized businesses which have suffered severe impacts from November floods.
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Housing Minister unveils £30m boost for ‘Construction Corridor’
Government is developing a construction industry which will deliver zero carbon homes, an industry worth £40 billion a year and able to create 80,000 new …
Housing Minister unveils £30m boost for ‘Construction Corridor’ Read MoreHousing minister calls for a digital revolution in the property sector
Local data to be released to help the property sector unlock land and unleash the potential of home builders.
Housing minister calls for a digital revolution in the property sector Read MoreNew measures aim to protect tenants’ rights in the UK
UK’s tenants are under a better protection from private landlords after the introduction of new reforms by the government.
New measures aim to protect tenants’ rights in the UK Read MoreCompetition and Markets Authority launches consumer law investigation into leasehold market
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has formally launched an investigation to find out whether people are being treated fairly when buying their home.
Competition and Markets Authority launches consumer law investigation into leasehold market Read MoreTenant Fees Act comes into force 1 June 2019
In accordance with the new law, tenancy deposits are capped and landlords and agents are banned from charging unnecessary fees.
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