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Stagnant Britain should stop pretending it is a rich country - Vimarsana News

Stagnant Britain should stop pretending it is a rich country

Despite a magnificent legacy from its industrial and imperial past and a handful of elite universities and companies that keep Britain on the cutting-edge of new technologies such as AI and vaccines, the wealth is highly concentrated among a tiny elite. Real household income hasn’t increased for the past 15 years. The average UK household is 20% poorer than its peers in northwestern Europe.

Ditch 'barmy' windows rule that makes new homes darker, ministers urged - Vimarsana News

Ditch 'barmy' windows rule that makes new homes darker, ministers urged

Ministers have been urged to amend a “barmy” health and safety regulation that is reducing the size of upper-storey windows on new build developments, creating

Why are we building all these ugly towers in London? - Vimarsana News

Why are we building all these ugly towers in London?

Our city boasts some of the finest architecture in the world, but we’re allowing it to become a bootleg Dubai-on-Thames, writes Anna van Praagh

Where are we building all these ugly towers in London? - Vimarsana News

Where are we building all these ugly towers in London?

Our city boasts some of the finest architecture in the world, but we’re allowing it to become a bootleg Dubai-on-Thames, writes Anna van Praagh

Acton regeneration row: residents clash with developers and Ealing council - Vimarsana News

Acton regeneration row: residents clash with developers and Ealing council

A building boom is set to change the west London skyline. We speak to residents and would-be homeowners who worry they will be priced out by developers courting wealthy overseas investors