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Bidwells has released its Out-of-town Retail research paper. Challenges facing the retailers are reflected in take-up across the Oxbridge Growth Corridor take-up falls to to its lowest level since 2014. There are exceptions however with new operators absorbing vacated space in some locations - Cambridge saw the highest level of take up since 2012.
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Bidwells has released its High Street Retail research paper, Spring 2019. Rental readjustments across the Bidwells region have presented opportunities for retailers seeking space in key locations. Both take up and demand remain stable across the market as a whole, although Cambridge is currently seeing the strongest level of requirements. Download our research paper to find out more.
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Farmers have been promised “business as usual” for the 2019 Basic Payment Scheme, before changes announced in the 2018 Agriculture Bill may be introduced. But no year of the scheme has been entirely straightforward. Bidwells’ Helen Peirson offers some pointers
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A year after submission, last week Plan:MK was adopted as the strategic Local Plan document to shape growth of the borough to 2031. Planning Associate, Mark Harris gives his insight into what is next for Milton Keynes.
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Plan:MK was adopted on the 20th March as the strategic Local Plan document to shape growth of the borough for a minimum of 26,500 homes, almost a year after submission. Planning Partner, Mike Jones explains the key areas of the plan.
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Offices and labs take up in Oxford and Cambridge has averaged 1 million sq ft per annum over the past three years, with almost 75% of this occupied by knowledge-based companies, finds Bidwells Research Director Sue Foxley.
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EIA screening determines whether a project is or is not an EIA development. The screening process has evolved over recent years and become increasingly complex. There is one opportunity to get it right.
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The government wants to expand the UK space industry and launch new spaceports. Adam Branson asks what the latest space race means for the property industry
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