why the Church could build your property
But some argue the Church should be protecting its green space. Last week, Chris Packham, a BBC presenter, accused the...
archivePlanning
‘My neighbour wants to build a forge on their property – can I stop him?’
Almost certainly there will have to be a planning application made for change of use for part of an otherwise...
The seaside town where Labour plans to build 1,300pc more homes
Tristan Learoyd is a councillor in Marske, and one of the staunchest opponents of the development plans.Mr Learoyd says: “The...
Fisher Investments to Spin Off 401(k) Business to Be Led by Ken Fisher’s Son
Fisher Investments is planning to make its 401(k) unit a stand-alone company to be helmed by founder Ken Fisher’s son,...
A Strong Dollar Lifts Currency-Hedged Funds. There’s a Better Reason to Own Them.
Currency risk is inherent when owning international funds. When the dollar is strong, like it is now, it weighs on...
‘I spent £16k making my garden look like a room without a ceiling – did it work?’
The Ibiza theme is pulled together with a Lutron lighting system that was retrofitted to his home. Val has customised...
‘We scrubbed mould off every wall in our £150k renovation – was it worth it?’
Telegraph Money asked Julia Kendell interior designer for Kendell + Co and expert at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show to...
How to avoid ever-changing planning permission red tape
For everyone else there is greater freedom thanks to the system of permitted development, which allows homeowners to build without...
Brownfield planning rules shake-up would make it harder to object against new home builds
Government says every council will need to prioritise brownfield developmentsExperts say changes will apply to all new housing in a...
Why Gove’s planning shake-up will not fix the broken housing market
Melanie Leech, chief executive of the British Property Federation, also shares the view that converting derelict retail or office buildings...
Page 1 of 2