Top judges debate property status
08th May 2012
A building in one of the UK’s most expensive areas has been the subject of debate for some of the UK’s top legal minds, according to reports. Lord...
Property wrangle over London tennis club
04th May 2012
A complicated debate is ensuing about the ownership of the St Andrew’s Lawn Tennis Club’s playing courts in Cheam, London. The land, which is wor...
MoD considers army homes change
27th February 2012
A former head of the Army has criticised reports that married soldiers living in military accommodation will be forced to leave their homes amid plans...
Landowners voice localism doubts
13th June 2011
New legislation designed to protect green spaces for sport and recreation could have the opposite effect, a group that represents rural landowners has...
Arcadia developer site sold off
17th May 2011
Proposals which would have transformed the Arcadia shopping centre in Ealing Broadway have been abandoned after developer Glenkerrin was forced to giv...
Bid to save disabled daycare centre
05th May 2011
Angry users of a West London daycare centre for people with learning and physical disabilities have stepped up their fight to prevent its closure. Cam...
20th January 2011
The RICS Dilapidations Forum has recently published the results of a survey it has carried out of dilapidations cases for core commercial properties a...
Bakers Court, Uxbridge, refurbishment plans approved
21st December 2010
Plans to refurbish and extend Clerical Medical’s 109,000 sq ft Baker’s Court in central Uxbridge have been approved. Coca Cola has signed ...
Energy Secretary unveils green deal
09th December 2010
The Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has announced a bid to make people’s homes greener and create thousands of jobs. The green deal will allow hou...
Service Charges – Was City Heights wrongly decided?
28th October 2010
Leaseholders of a residential development in Nottingham known as City Height, and Solitaire Property Management Limited (“Solitaire”) appl...
