Originally published January 2021. In 1929, when an American congressman compared England’s longest river unfavourably with the Mississippi, the MP... Read More >

Blair and Brown presided over unprecedented growth in our banking sector with their 'light touch' regulations. The result was the creation of mammoth... Read More >

It worsens the housing crisis – but there is a fix. The UK’s housing crisis hardly requires an introduction. It affects people across the... Read More >

These words are written soon after the end of the UK’s work protecting – what many claim was a ‘true’ job data distorting – furlough scheme. They... Read More >

The vast majority of the British public thinks that affordability is one of the big issues in the housing market, with half rating it is the single most... Read More >

Originally published March 2021. Plus, reassessing the relationship between UK interest rates and REITs. This article was originally published in... Read More >

We take it for granted that we can go to a supermarket and buy all the food we need or get it delivered. However, as we look forward, that may not always... Read More >

A trade deal between the UK and the US was once counted as a great potential prize of Brexit. But now those plans have been delayed, with no clear... Read More >

The case of the London and Paris office markets. While the global framework of the Paris Accord is gradually being incorporated into national laws... Read More >

… was a famous quote of appreciation attributed to Martin Winterkorn, Volkswagen's former CEO, when closing the door of a KIA sedan at a car... Read More >

Back to school, back to work, back to life. La rentrée means much more than just ‘back to school’.  The word also signifies a return to social... Read More >

This morning has seen something of a different event, but it has given us an insight into the thoughts of the Bank of England. This is because QuickBooks... Read More >

Originally published March 2021. This newly trendy approach is not just environmentally and consumer friendly, it’s practical too – and at root... Read More >

How to avoid the pitfalls of building down. In early November last year, the residents of Durham Place, London, which looks over Burton Court and... Read More >

Europeans and other Western nations have dominated automotive excellence for over a century. Whether it's the satisfying thud of the door closing on a... Read More >