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Not floating but wayving
PISCES, the framework enabling share trading in private companies, was widely promoted as a game changer for UK growth companies when it gained...
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Ignoring the question is not the answer for Farage
Another day, another series of questions unanswered for Reform UK’s leader Nigel Farage. Today, The Times newspaper has been raking through Land...
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Having a mayor: Andy Burnham’s devolution revolution
Devolution in the UK can be a bit like a character in a TV series who is talked about a lot but not seen, then disappears for the remainder of the...
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How language unlocks capital in real estate
In ‘Sorry to Bother You’ , an absurdist, anti-capitalist film about class exploitation, workers sign up to a scheme called WorryFree, through which...
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Is London still the right address for listed real estate?
"Location, location, location": the ultimate real estate proverb and the programme that made Kirstie and Phil household names. For years, we've talked...
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Final arrow in the bow: Starmer's defence gamble
The publication of the Defence Investment Plan arrives as one of the defining acts of Keir Starmer’s premiership. Positioned as both a response to an...
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No compromise between Performance and Purpose
The searing heat in the capital could not have provided a more appropriate, albeit unwelcome, backdrop to the 2026 edition of London Climate Action...
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Burnham and the test of Labour’s clean energy agenda
As Andy Burnham moves closer to Downing Street, he inherits an energy policy that is already largely set. The UK is moving towards a low ‑ carbon...
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