You be the Judge!
I am sure that you have been in a situation where you have heard the sentence for an offence and
2025 will hail the opening of a park in the sky for London
When a sky park has ever been mentioned before, I always think of The High Line in New York. In
How to rent!
The end of March 2023 saw the government publish 2 guides “how to rent” and “how to let.” Today we
TfL’s ongoing woes
Transport for London (TfL) has outlined a new business plan for the years ahead and says that it needs to
NEOM – city of the future?
With the Qatar world cup heading towards semi-finals this week, I came across some aerial drone footage as well as
Rising cost of living in the UK
On the 29th of March, the House of Commons Library released a research briefing document titled “Rising cost of living
Disabled adaptions in leasehold flats and common parts
The House of Commons Library have released a document regarding “Disabled adaptions in leasehold flats and common parts”. This document
Explore the disused underground
2022 sees the relaunch of the “Hidden London Tours” which can take you on a guided tour of disused parts
Social Housing finally catches up with the private sector
Since 2015, landlords in the private sector have been required, by law, to install Carbon Dioxide detector alarms in their
The Barbican & Museum of London
In 2015 the Museum of London announced it was moving from its base at the Barbican to a new site,
