14th November 2017. ‘Remoaners’ Could Be Wrong!: Happiness Levels Rising According to recent figures from the Office for National Statistics, average happiness levels in the UK are rapidly rising. This could illustrate that more people are relaxing about Brexit, even

109/11/2017 Data on land and property owned by overseas companies (E, W) Data relating to around 100,000 title records of freehold and leasehold property registered in England and Wales to companies incorporated outside the UK is now available free of

09/11/2017 How can energy costs be cut? (UK) Legacy costs, policies, regulations, the complexities of multiple market interventions and the exercise of market power all contribute to unnecessarily high electricity costs for businesses and households, concludes a recently published industry

Housing Market Hit By Brexit Uncertainty Britain’s property market is slowing as political and economic uncertainty take their toll on sales, buyer demand and prices, a closely watched survey has shown. 9th November 2017 The month of October saw the

Inquiry Into Household Spending With consumers spending more, but saving less, household debt has reached levels only matched by the days of the financial crisis. A group of MPs have launched a formal inquiry into household finances with measures on