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Spring Statement 2022: With uncertainty surrounding the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the cost-of-living crisis set to continue, has the Chancellor done enough to support the UK economy?

As expected, the cost of living crisis was the major theme underlying Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement, with some recording breaking announcements made but many still saying it hasn’t gone far enough in the face of soaring inflation rates and energy bills. No huge announcements were made regarding the property sector, but it is clear the industry is concerned about the accessibility of the property ladder as house prices continue to rise to match inflation rates.

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A digital evolution and its impact on the property PR industry

The BR Digital team asked me to write a blog to help us celebrate our seven years in business and I must admit, I was a little unsure as to what I might say that anyone would find interesting. I am so busy in my day to day, thinking about new ideas for our property clients, that the prospect of coming up with something profound myself, left me a little daunted.

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year…

The holiday season is undoubtedly one of the best times of the year for creative Christmas campaigns – and at BR we love thinking outside the box and coming up with some unique ways for our clients to spread festive cheer!

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Apps ease students into the responsibilities of renting, explains Jeremy Heath-Smith, CEO of Spike Global

More than 210,000 students are heading off to university for the first time this month – with most taking on the adult responsibilities of renting a home and living independently for the first time. Around a third of students are accommodated in on-campus student halls, with not much to worry about except getting their essays in on time; but as student numbers grow, the majority of those studying for a degree will find themselves renting in the private sector.

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Budget 2021: ‘An economy fit for a new age of optimism’

Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Autumn Budget was particularly surprising, with taxes raised to the highest level since the early 1950’s. It also proved more generous than most expected, with a £150 billion rise in departmental spending which will see businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors given a tax break worth £1.7 billion and a large percentage also going towards social care and welfare systems.

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