Record-breaking year fuelled by capital flow to the uk’s golden triangle
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Bidwells enjoyed the biggest jump in profits in its 179-year history last year - it was announced today - fuelled by the continued flow of capital to the UK’s high-growth regional economies.
Business park success highlights strength of Oxfordshire industrial market
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Grange Court Business Park - an extension to Abingdon Science Park - has reached completion with 85% of units under offer or pre-sold and local businesses beginning to take occupation.
Scotland Planning Newsletter, March 2018
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We are delighted to announce the recent appointment of Principal Planner Alasdair Adey.
MEES Regulations - What Next?
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There has been much in the press about MEES Regulations enforcement over the last few years, but Landlords who have their MEES plan in place for April shouldn’t become complacent and assume work stops there.
Oxford Nanopore to Establish New UK High-Tech Manufacturing Facility at Harwell
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Today Harwell Innovation and Science Campus and Oxford Nanopore Technologies Ltd announce the completion of a significant expansion deal.
Bidwells sets the standard for agile working in Cambridge
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Bidwells entered a new phase of its 179-year history today when it’s Cambridge headquarters re-opened officially after a transformative refurbishment project to create the city’s most agile work space.
Inspirational bolt hole is perfect place to Potter about
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The three-bedroomed, two-storey dwelling in the small hamlet is the perfect bolt hole with easy access to the beautiful surrounding countryside where one can imagine Beatrix walked and painted and extracted inspiration for her cherished works.
Oxford college project underway after plans approved
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Bidwells is beginning work to build a new undergraduate centre for Wadham College in Oxford after planning consent was granted by Oxford City Council.
Revised NPPF welcome but increased local authority resources required too
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Bidwells has welcomed today’s proposed changes to the planning system – including the impending approval of two new towns in the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford Corridor