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Homes and transport in Oxford-Cambridge corridor funded in £500m package

Rachel Reeves · Oxford

Homes and transport in Oxford-Cambridge corridor funded in £500m package

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The Chancellor has announced a £500million investment into the Oxford-Cambridge corridor, set to become "Europe's Silicon Valley".See the Story

Planning Boost for Housebuilders as Supreme Court Rules on Nutrient Neutrality

Property · England

Planning Boost for Housebuilders as Supreme Court Rules on Nutrient Neutrality

Planning boost for housebuilders as Supreme Court rules on Nutrient Neutrality - Breaking news for estate agents and the residential property industry. Independent, unbiased, and factual reporting. A forum for discussion and debate of topics of the day. Subscribe for our free daily newsletter.See the Story

Nine in 10 surveyors hit by critical skills shortage, RICS reveals

Research · United Kingdom

Nine in 10 surveyors hit by critical skills shortage, RICS reveals

Research from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) found nine in 10 surveyors said their work was affected by skills shortages in the UK and worldwide. Nearly a third described the situation as “critical” and said it was hitting project delivery and productivity. Another two-thirds said the shortage was “moderate” but could get worse without action. The most severe shortages were in building surveying and quantity surveying, bot…See the Story

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