Our CSR focus is directed towards the UK wide issue of homelessness. Recently we worked with Mustard Tree, a charity we support that is working hard to tackle both the causes and consequences of poverty and homelessness across Greater Manchester.
A tenant in Scotland who claimed that she and her landlords were subject to a private residential tenancy (PRT) in a house of multiple occupancy has had her appeal dismissed.
Oxford City Council: Pure Town Planning director Dan Wilden is pleased to have recently won a planning appeal on behalf of Enterprise Rent-A-Car for a new purpose-built car hire facility in Oxford.
Bridging Vat are pleased to publish Q3 of our trading report, "The Quarterly Return".The report provides a financial overview, industry news and insights into the quarter ahead.
The Groundscape team have been awarded not one but TWO Richmond in Bloomawards for their landscape maintenance works at Barnes Waterside and Holst Mansions.
We’re rather good at gaining media coverage for our clients and that’s generally in the form of digital and print media coverage, the former being our real goal in helping boost and sustain search engine performance by way of improved key-word ranking.
The business park was formerly the Burberry Clothing factory and has undergone an extensive multi-million pound refurbishment programme to sub-divide and reconfigure its buildings to provide 105,080 sq ft of high-quality industrial and office accommodation. The Capital Markets team of property consultants Knight Frank in Cardiff advised Parc Busnes Treorci on the freehold sale of the of 6.16 acre (2.45 hectare) site.
With a rising urban population and demands for natural resources and space increasing, cities need to adapt the way they approach residential developments. Urban transformations have become a key trend for cities, with many towns and boroughs being regenerated thanks to investment.
Since mandatory landlord registration was introduced by the Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act in 2004, the information required to be provided by applicants has remained minimal. For a fee, landlords in Scotland are required to register their rental properties with each local authority that they are let in.
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