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Commercial property confidential

Commercial property confidential

It’s coming up to three years since I joined the real estate industry. I’ve learnt a lot in the city compared to life back home in sleepy Suffolk. My frustration has grown from the incompetence, my own and others, but so too has my love of the industry. I haven’t really left my desk as much as I...

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Overheard in the Pub

Overheard in the Pub

One of the few bright spots in the booze business in recent years has been the continuing success of English wine and, in particular, English fizzy wine (aka “English Champagne“). The likes of Chapel Down and Nyetimber have made their mark, albeit at no small cost to the drinking classes.

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Are you an InfraYIMBY?

Are you an InfraYIMBY?

Much has already been penned on the ambitions of the new Government. The Labour Party have been elected on a manifesto of being “the party of the builders, not the blockers”, on a promise to deliver 1.5 million homes over this parliament

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Is England in a perennial state of planning reform?

Is England in a perennial state of planning reform?

Is England in a perennial state of planning reform because it sure seems like it? As a young researcher of international comparative planning practice, whenever I read the news from England’s planning sector, it seems Westminster is constantly tossing around the term ‘planning reform’

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A new century of nature tech and data

A new century of nature tech and data

Solving the looming twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change is going to require a heck of a lot of innovation – we need new skills, markets, finance, policy, regulation, buying habits, production models, the list goes on.

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