Scotland Planning Newsletter, January 2018
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Angela Constance, the Cabinet Secretary for Communities, Social Security and Equalities introduced the Planning (Scotland) Bill on 4th December 2017. This Bill was subsequently published on the Scottish Parliament’s website on 5th December 2017.
Key Challenges Facing Independent Schools in 2018
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Property Consultancy Bidwells has recently carried out research to identify the key challenges faced by independent schools and their subsequent implications.
Cambridge Business Space Rents Powering Into 2018
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Cambridge’s office and laboratory rents continued growing strongly in the second half of 2017 – according to the first Cambridge business space research figures of 2018 released by Bidwells today (Monday, January 8).
Planning team helps James Blunt save his beautiful local pub
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Bidwells’ London Planning and Heritage teams have secured planning permission for the extension and refurbishment of the Fox and Pheasant pub on behalf of songwriter James Blunt.
RTPI London Summit panel event
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The Bidwells planning team probed the Greater London Authority (GLA) at an RTPI London Summit panel event the day after London Mayor Sadiq Khan unveiled his draft London Plan.
News from Scotland, Winter 2017
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Welcome to the Winter 2017 issue of Bidwells' Newsletter for Scotland
Controlling Cash Flow - Farm Contractor & Large Scale Farmer
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Getting paid on time is a big headache for many and the consequences of late payment can be serious for small businesses, But there are things one can do to encourage prompt payment, and minimise risks when dealing with others.
Plans submitted for a new hotel and restaurant in Kidlington
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A full planning application has been submitted to Cherwell District Council for a new 101-bed Premier Inn hotel and 150-cover Beefeater restaurant which will be built at the 22 acres Oxford Technology Park on Langford Lane, opposite to the airport.
Irrigation and Reservoir Infrastructure Opportunities
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With the effects of climate change well documented and the frequency and volume of rainfall tipped to have a significant (and unpredictable) effect, farmers and landowners should consider future proofing their holdings through investment in water infrastructure.