There is a ‘let’s sit on the fence and see what happens’ type of mood in the market; the market is pausing. This is certainly the case for higher value properties.
There is a ‘let’s sit on the fence and see what happens’ type of mood in the market; the market is pausing. This is certainly the case for higher value properties.
All eyes are still on the ‘Brexit’ issue, the week started with Bank of England Governor Mark Carney addressing a cross-party Treasury Committee regarding Britain’s membership of the EU. Carney issued a warning of Brexit risks, highlighting...
Week commencing 18/03/16
Labour councillor Arooj Shah has revealed the harassment and intimidation she has suffered as an Asian woman councillor.
Three role model women from the Midlands were honoured for their respective achievements at a prestigious ‘Carnatic Culture’ music festival in Birmingham.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has surprisingly discovered from a DNA test that he is the son of Sir Winston Churchill's last private secretary, the late...

Labour mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan has sent a mailshot to every household in London this week declaring that he was the “British Muslim who’ll take on...

Hindus have welcomed the change of heart of Oxford University for reportedly including Hinduism in the Theology course.
Members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Hounslow North and South along with many local residents attended the National Peace Symposium in London on Saturday the 19th March where their Caliph, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, called on...

Sanjeev Gupta, the managing director of Liberty Steel, said he is “not married to” a bid for Tata’s UK steel business and said he would walk away if the...