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The brand new Your First Home loan scheme is secondhand (opens the original)
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If anyone doubted our new prime minister’s commitment to recycling, they should review a Sky News exclusive from a couple of weeks ago. Deputy political editor Sam Coates got his mitts on leaked papers from 10 Downing Street, outlining 50 crowd-pleasing policy ideas dreamt up in April to keep Sir Keir Starmer in office. The effort failed, patently. Starmer aired less than half the brainstormed ideas before he had to stand down. But waste not want not: another six found their way into Andy Burnha
IWiP is a property acronym worth promoting (opens the original)
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Our annual Inspiring Women in Property (IWiP) awards ceremony, held for the fourth time on Tuesday, lived up to its billing in terms of inspiration. While celebrating the achievements of winners from every corner of the industry, guests also heard from three powerful speakers. Madeleine Knight, Property Week investigations editor, opened the evening by sharing her own experience of imposter syndrome. Recalling her first industry conference, she said: “I looked around and saw a sea of people who
Peel vs Harworth and the shrinking list of listed firms (opens the original)
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As I write, investment firm Peel Group’s takeover bid for listed developer Harworth is in full swing. Begun on 6 August, Peel’s initial bid valued Harworth at £583m, about 20% above the prior day’s price and 36% above the three-month average. Peel already owned about 30% of available shares. The Harworth board unanimously rejected the approach, labelling it “highly opportunistic”. In its bid, Peel flagged rising overheads and financing costs, outstripping a falling rent roll. It criticised Harwo
Reform's plans for planning reform (opens the original)
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The convention of dividing policy documents into green and white papers – outline ideas and firmer statements respectively – is not quite as steeped in tradition as I’d assumed. In the sepia days of empire, frock-coated MPs did not wave green pamphlets at each other across the Commons, given the terminology only dates back to 1967. So Reform UK, which usually places great weight on tradition, might be forgiven for dreaming up a novel term – teal paper – to describe its current thinking on the pl
Surviving the permacrisis: focus on fundamentals (opens the original)
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When a consumer broadcast channel like Sky News devotes five minutes to the trajectory of 10-year gilt yields, you know the news cannot be good. I watched on Tuesday as Sky’s economics and data editor Ed Conway gamely waved at various big charts of increasingly grim tidings. He connected the dots from the US-Iran conflict to the cost of government debt – higher for the UK than other developed countries ever since the disastrous ‘mini-Budget’ – and on to the increasing likelihood of more expensiv
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