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19 August 2016
Will you be prevented from letting out your residential or commercial property?
After April 2018 it will be unlawful for Landlords in England and Wales to grant a new (or renew) a tenancy on either a residential or commercial property with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating in band F or G.
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16 August 2016
Brexit: The future funding of EU commitments
Following an announcement by the CAAV, we report that DEFRA has confirmed arrangements for the Rural Development Programme.
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20 July 2016
The UK property market remains strong
The UK property market remains strong, as the demand-supply imbalance is still omnipresent following the EU Referendum result in June this year.
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18 July 2016
Brexit Means Brexit
The UK property market remains strong, as the demand-supply imbalance is still omnipresent following the EU Referendum result in June this year.
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14 July 2016
‘Brexit means Brexit.’ But what does that actually mean?
With farming having been largely governed and supported via the Common Agricultural Policy for the past 40 years, it is quite obvious that the effects of the “Brexit” result will have far reaching consequences for the industry