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2021-01-06T12:32:00+00:00 Pat Hayes, Managing Director at Barking and Dagenham Council-owned housing developer Be First, explains how a return to “1930s-style municipalism” is delivering high-quality and affordable homes in the capital’s East End. Housing developers who have overlooked delivering homes for ordinary Londoners “have missed a trick”, according to the Barking and Dagenham council-owned developer Be First. You can listen to this podcast via Apple Podcasts or Spotify or SoundCloud or listen to it through the player below: Pat Hayes, Managing Director at Be First Spea...

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Rikki Teml, centre manager at Cwmbran Centre, says: “We’re pleased that Cwmbran features in the Top 20 of Property Week’s Hot Retail Index 2020 and see this as a reflection of Cwmbran Centre’s longstanding position at the heart of the town centre. “Last month the centre secured a trio of new leases, with Welsh brands Clogau, A G Meek and Sin City Comics & Gaming now part of Cwmbran’s retail line-up. This represents a strong vote of confidence not only in the Centre itself but in Cwmbran as a town and retail destination. “Cwmbran Centre continues to provide a community foca...

That said, many parts of the industry will need to draw on all their reserves now that much of the UK, including London, is in tier three. Property Week columnist Steve Norris has argued from the start that the cure is worse than the disease and so it is proving, certainly for hospitality and retail. They will need all the support they can get to get through this, not just from government but the wider industry, which will also suffer if they don’t bounce back. At Property Week, we will continue to try and do our bit, too. Despite facing challenges of our own this year, not least putting...

2020-12-18T00:00:00 We take a look back at all the big stories from 2020, the year when resi and logistics proved their resilience, while retail, offices and hospitality took a massive hit from Covid-19 – Five key takeaways from Property Week’s Student Accommodation Conference, held last week – The turmoil caused by ... This content is only available to registered users You must be Register for free to finish this article. Sign up now for the following benefits: Four FREE articles of your choice per month Breaking news, comment and analysis from industry experts as it happens C...