Within just 72 hours of winning the polls, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out Labour’s commitment to economic growth and housebuilding with a series of policy announcements. In her first speech as Chancellor, Reeves made clear that Labour will now deliver on its mantra to ‘Get Britain Building Again’.
With the results of the UK General Election appointing Keir Starmer as our new Prime Minister, leaving Labour victorious over the Conservative party, we take a look at our clients’ reactions and what they are urging the new Government to prioritise for the property industry.
At the start of the year, we announced our new Public Affairs offering ahead of what was predicted to be a big political year. Well, Rishi’s rainy announcement brought the biggest political event much sooner than anticipated. This week, the country will take to the polling stations to cast their vote for their local MP and by extension the governing party.
Recently we attended a session with one of the UK’s most esteemed photographers – Tony Marsh – to get tips on writing a tight photography or videography brief to ensure our clients get the very best out of every photoshoot.
We are well and truly in the thick of the General Election now, with two weeks until the bell rings and the country descends on the polling station, there’s still plenty of time to change the minds of fickle voters.
The pollsters may be predicting a Labour win, but the Parties are fighting tooth and nail for every single ballot cast. Over the last week or so, manifestos were released with fanfare, polishing off pledges new and old.
Our team went along to UK Construction Week to hear what leading industry experts had to say.
The annual UK Construction Week took place at ExCel London (7 -9th May), setting the tone for the future of the construction industry and exploring the wider issues effecting the sector.
And so, the starting gun has been fired. US Independence Day will see millions of us go to the polls for a general election to cast a verdict on who should govern us for the next 5 years.
We tend to think of AI as a relatively new phenomenon, forged in the advent of Chat GPT. It’s easy to forget that we’ve been living with AI in property for 20+ years. It’s embedded in our autocorrect, Alexa devices, and even the algorithm that dictates the next post you see on your social media feed.
This week we have seen a political drama crystallise at the Scottish Parliament as crisis votes led to the First Minister, Humza Yousaf, stepping down.
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