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UK inflation rises for first time in five months to 3.4% in December — REUTERS / Isabel Infantes

UK Economy · United Kingdom

UK inflation rises for first time in five months to 3.4% in December

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Inflation in the UK has risen for the first time in six months to 3.4% in December, according to official figures, suggesting the Bank of England will hold off from making a change to interest rates next month.See the Story

MP Welcomes New Legislation to Reform ‘Unfair and Archaic’ Leasehold System

Keir Starmer · England

MP Welcomes New Legislation to Reform ‘Unfair and Archaic’ Leasehold System

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NEW draft legislation aiming to reform the current ‘unfair and archaic’ leasehold system has been welcomed by a Warrington MP.See the Story

Building Safety Regulator Exits HSE in ‘Operational Reset’ but Delays Likely to Persist

Environment · London

Building Safety Regulator Exits HSE in ‘Operational Reset’ but Delays Likely to Persist

The Architects’ Journal Building Safety Regulator exits HSE in ‘operational reset’ but delays likely to persist The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) has officially moved out from under the umbrella of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to become a standalone bodyThe post Building Safety Regulator exits HSE in ‘operational reset’ but delays likely to persist appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler See the Story

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