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The number of properties purchased using a buy-to-let mortgage was 45pc lower in 2020 than in 2015, and the number of homes in the private rented sector has fallen since 2016, according to the latest Zoopla report. With increasing government regulation squeezing the returns on buy to lets compared with the tax benefits of doing an Airbnb, some agents fear it may result in a shortage of homes for those who need to rent long term - as well as drive up prices. Jan Hytch - Credit: Archant Jan Hytch, chairwoman of the NDAEA, Norwich & District Association of Estate Agents, and a partner at Arnolds Keys agency, said: Tourism plays an important part in the economy of Norfolk and sustains many jobs.as ever, it’s a question of balance.

Lord Walpole, descendant of Britain s first prime minister and Norfolk public figure – obituary

Lord Walpole, descendant of Britain’s first prime minister and Norfolk public figure – obituary A modest and unassuming custodian of his estates, he served as a councillor and was actively involved in arts and community organisations Lord Walpole outside Mannington Hall Credit: Martin Pope Lord Walpole, who has died aged 82, was a descendant of Britain’s first prime minister, a custodian of his family estates in Norfolk, and an active figure in public life in the county. A charming, unassuming man who wore his hair in an extravagant ponytail and liked to be called “Robin”, he was born Robert Horatio Walpole on December 8 1938, the son of Robert Walpole, the 9th and 7th Baron Walpole (from two different creations) and Nancy, nee Jones.

Tributes paid to Lord Robert Robin Walpole | Eastern Daily Press

Tributes paid to Lord Robert Robin Walpole | Norwich Evening News

Mannington Hall, 1988. Picture: Archant Library - Credit: Archant Library He also served on Norfolk County Council from 1970 to 1981, during which time his roles included that of chairman of the museums committee. One of his Conservative colleagues for part of that period was Baroness Shephard, later to become South West Norfolk MP. Paying tribute, she said: He was not obliged to take a role in public life, but he did so. I admired him greatly and we have lost someone who did a great deal for Norfolk. He was absolutely full of humour and fun and he always saw the comic side of local government and he was much-loved by me for that.

Tony Cragg will be star of Houghton Hall s summer sculpture exhibition

Tony Cragg will be star of Houghton Hall s summer sculpture exhibition
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