The recent Budget has ramifications for all of us – with the Chancellor setting out levels at which we pay income tax, fuel duty prices and the all-important “sin taxes” around cigarettes and alcohol. What, therefore, does the Budget 2018 mean for property?

The government’s target of 300,000 new homes being built each year is soon to be missed, and with the efforts of current policy failing to increase the capacity at which new homes are being created, Homes England has set out a bold new plan to try to bridge the gap in terms of new properties being built.

Yes, it really is that time of year again. Decking the halls is practically obligatory for all of us during the Christmas period, and with so much pressure on presenting a perfectly preened pine tree and creating a winter wonderland so festive that reindeer land on your roof, here are a few tips to help you create a Christmas to remember.

With Brexit negotiations in Brussels reaching their crescendo, the reality of Britain leaving Europe is now truly upon us, and for the property market, it seems that this could lead to something of a revival.

With the news from the recent Budget that the scheme which is due to end in April 2021 will be extended, albeit in a new format, by two years prospective buyers should be buoyed by the government decision.