Insight

We’re so often caught up with details that simply aren’t that important. Let's focus on what matters - what we should really be remembered for.

If you're doing the work necessary to deliver sustainable projects, you should shout about it. But beware of overselling yourself, the consequences can be disastrous.

Does anybody reading this use Salford Central Station to get into the city? I do. What an embarrassment, right?

The government is proposing to extend the six week rule in an effort to cut down on empty rates mitigation.

As humans, we’re highly exploitable. Visuals can be carefully crafted to help brands jive with their target audience.

It’s clear the government is keen to show progress on the devolution agenda ahead of next year’s expected general election. While Rishi Sunak’s five pledges are proving elusive, Michael Gove is trying to show that the government is still capable of doing at least something.

Ever wondered if your marketing budget is working for you? Learn how to measure your impact and reach your marketing goals in this short blog.

With data for Q1 2023 showing a slowdown in BTR growth nationally compared to the long-term average, does more need to be done to change the image of a sector often misunderstood by politicians?

The past three days have been eye-opening to say the least. Here is a quick rundown of our biggest talking points from the conference.

Business rates has a bit of a grubby reputation because of the sharp practices and heavy-handed client management by certain ‘specialists’.

The Bill introduces new rules on a variety of points identified through consultation, including relief on improvements made to a building.

In our industry, silence isn't golden. Staying quiet on the pressing issues that shape our world is no longer a viable option.

The big story in rating at the moment is the Non-Domestic Rating Bill that’s making its way through parliament.

In the near future, familiarity with the technology will be a pre-requisite of any professional job role.

Labour will "back the builders not blockers" by building more homes on Green Belt land and bringing back housing target, according to party leader Sir Keir Starmer.

There was an undeniable buzz reverberating throughout the conference as it celebrated its burgeoning growth, doubling in size from the previous year.

There are now several sustainability performance assessments for buildings, and while BREEAM is not currently mandatory, it is becoming increasingly important with authorities.

Oh, how I miss the halcyon days of yore when all election results were counted overnight. Here are my top three takeaways on the early results across the North of England.

There are lots of reasons for making an investment in your business’ brand, and it’s usually for growth. However, more and more, we are approached by business leaders looking for help in preparing for their exit, whether that’s for sale, an MBO, or employee ownership.

The support for renewables cuts across political lines, with more than three-quarters of Conservative, Labour, and Liberal Democrat voters supporting solar, onshore wind, and offshore wind farms in their local area.