Will the general election bring a bounce in the property market? Who’s going to win, and what will be their majority? Have you found the election fun?
A bottle of champagne will be awarded the person or persons who correctly guesses the majority.
Protected: Who has the better self-written code?
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Manifestos de-briefed
The parties have now launched their manifestos. How do they compare?
All you need to know about the General Election – from a public affairs agency
All the intrigue, gossip and backstabbing stories.
Reporting on the new London Plan
Sadiq Khan’s new London Plan is likely to be adopted in the next few months but the planning inspectors have dealt a couple of major blows.
Beautiful buildings
Robert Jenrick (Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government): This government has been clear that we must build the homes that this country needs. However, this objective must …
Transparency on developer contributions is welcome
I don’t think I’ve been to a public exhibition where a local resident hasn’t demanded to know about whether their pet project or local park can be funded. Time and …
Boris at No 10
The gospel according to Boris’s government is that the last three years didn’t happen, and that anything that did happen, they are not responsible for. Is this a Vote Leave …
Boris and the property industry
Unless a miracle happens (or a catastrophe, depending on your viewpoint), Boris Johnson will be elected as Leader by Conservative Party members, and then become Prime Minister in ten days …
Boundary changes are significant and relevant, including for the property industry
Nearly a quarter of all councils having elections on 2 May (five new merged councils, nine unitaries and 42 districts) will be using a new set of ward boundaries next week. Is that relevant? Yes.