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Liverpool remains the number one city for rental yields (according to TotallyMoney.com) and is one of the most iconic cities in the UK. Voted the UK’s ‘Coolest Place to Live’ by The Times, the Baltic Triangle...

Sales of hot tubs spiked during lockdown, but users may be in for a shock when they get their next energy bill. The way you use your hot tub can make a huge difference to the cost with some people...

The medical aesthetics specialist was a profitable business which saw revenue streams cut completely following Coronavirus outbreak Shawbrook’s £300,000 emergency CBILS loan enabled the business to get back on track Since re-opening, Skinspace UK revenues are...

Marc von Grundherr, director of London lettings and estate agent Benham and Reeves, commented:   “Oh, ye of little faith. Previous reports from a number of doomster commentators as to the demise of the UK property...

Up to 365 jobs could be cut by a council which says it must cut major services to prevent bankruptcy caused by the financial impact of COVID-19. Luton Borough Council faces a £49m shortfall in its...

    Three quarters of business leaders (75%) based in the West Midlands claim the pandemic has made them more environmentally conscious Four fifths (84%) feel they need to run their businesses differently with a renewed focus on flexibility Two thirds (68%) say that the pandemic has increased...

  The south is home to eight of the top ten areas with the highest credit scores in the country according to new analysis by Share to Buy. Using the latest data from two major credit...

National housebuilder Linden Homes has recently re-opened its Walkmill Place development to potential buyers, after being closed during UK lockdown. Visitors can discover a selection of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes at the Walkmill Place...

Two charitable organisations in Smethwick have received funding to help support local projects in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The money comes from VINCI, an international organisation that builds, equips and manages facilities such as...

Over in parliament, Boris Johnson is starting to announce plans to ease the lockdown in England, and allow pubs, restaurants. museums and cinemas to open. INTU, which owns the Trafford Centre and Lakeside in Essex, has...