New research by Small Beer has today revealed a seismic shift in the capital’s drinking habits, with over a third (38%) planning to cut down on alcohol or go completely teetotal in 2021. The news comes despite a similar number (31%) saying they’ve already been
Located in the heart of London’s Knightsbridge, close to the Harrods department store, 41-43 Beaufort Gardens is a new £91 million ultra-prime residential development providing nine lateral apartments with interiors by Parisian designer Pierre Yovanovitch, arranged behind the retained façade of three 19th century townhouses
DEXTERS, London’s leading independent Chartered Surveyor and Estate Agent, expects to see sales and lettings transactions across its Prime Central London offices doubling in volume during 2021; whilst tipping the Boroughs of Camden and Kensington & Chelsea to be the year’s star performers. Whilst the
London Councils is issuing the below statement in response to Government reviewing its Contingency Arrangements so that primary schools in all London boroughs will be closed for the next two weeks. Cllr Georgia Gould, Chair of London Councils and Leader of Camden Council said: “We
Following the nationwide roll out of its Christmas appeal – Everyone Deserves a Christmas, Mecca Bingo has announced that it’s bringing festive cheer to 3,112 families most in need across the UK this December. Launched in November, the Everyone Deserves a Christmas campaign involved each
The best places to live for 2021 have been revealed, with Dyfed-Powys, Cleveland, Surrey and Bedfordshire among the best. The research, conducted by regulated property buyers, Good Move, looked at population numbers, crime rates, green space, house prices, Ofsted ratings, and disposable income1 from counties
Employers, employees and the self-employed who need to start working in the EU after January the 1st could become liable for double social security charges, say leading tax and advisory firm, Blick Rothenberg. Robert Salter, a specialist in Mobility, Employment Tax and International Social Security
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has appointed Quilter CEO Paul Feeney as the Chair of its independent Practitioner Panel. Paul will take up the post from 1 January 2021, succeeding Tulsi Naidu, CEO of Zurich UK. He has been a member of the Panel since
The Brexit deal struck by the UK Government is a relief for some business sectors, however, most businesses face a cliff-edge on 1 January as the full implementation of the deal comes too early, says leading London accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg. Alex Altmann, a partner
Music artist’s income skew very heavily towards live performances. On average, over 65% of artist’s income has been lost as a direct consequence of Covid-19*. This could extend to over 80% for those more reliant on live performance*, specifically emerging artists who rely on developing