Welsh assembly row lingers
Ministers are at loggerheads with the Richard Rogers Partnership over the £47m Welsh assembly building. It had been intended that the Cardiff Bay building would be open in January 2003.
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Report predicts continued house price rises in all UK regions
House prices are rising in all regions of England and Wales, with house price inflation for the year predicted to run at 10%, according to hometrack.co.uk’s National July Survey.
Railway company issues claim for property sale proceeds
A relocation company in Basingstoke which has allegedly failed to hand over the sale proceeds of properties is being sued for damages by English Welsh and Scottish Railway (EWSR).
Lords put an end to railway line dispute
British Rail has lost its legal dispute over the ownership of sleepers and rails along nine miles of the old Halls Tramroad, which was once used to transport coal and minerals from mines in Ebbw Vale.
Shopping centre investment doubles to more than £1bn
Research by Donaldson shows investors have doubled their exposure to shopping centres last year compared with 1997. . Net investments reached more than £1bn.
Bass pays £886m for Allied pubs
Bass is acquiring 650 city centre pubs in the Allied Domecq estate for £886m. The deal forms part of Allied’s much bigger sale to Punch Taverns.
Exclusive: US bank favours Cardiff over Dublin for 180,000 sq ft requirement
Wales has been tipped to win out over Ireland in the battle to secure one of the largest inward investments into Europe since Korean semi-conductor manufacturer LG committed to a £1bn plant at Newport in South Wales.
