Supermarket group Wm Morrison defied fears of a downturn today as it reported a 16% jump in profits for the first half of the year.
Roger Pearson | 02/09/2002 | 12:10
Gloucester businesswoman Lucie Compton is suing the Secretary of State for Defence for more than £1m in a dispute over warehouses in Quedgeley.
Adam Coffer | 08/07/2002 | 07:00
Liverpool Victoria (LivVic) has set up an £80m limited partnership with Frogmore as part of a drive to boost its exposure to property.
Manufacturers across the UK believe the worst of the recession is now behind them, research out today showed. According to the latest CBI/Business Strategies quarterly Regional Trends Survey, business confidence in most areas has risen for the first time in more than two years.
Roger Pearson | 26/02/2002 | 10:30
A squatter has failed in his High Court bid to establish adverse possession over property in Bath. The High Court heard that Mr Nicholson and his family had moved into St James Cemetery Lodge in 1981 after breaking the locks, and replacing them with new ones.
Roger Pearson | 23/01/2002 | 15:55
The Appeal Court has given fresh guidance on the criteria necessary to enforce options to purchase. Charles Scott Developments (South Devon) Ltd (Scott) had sought to exercise an option to purchase land at Undercleave Farm, Ogwell, Newton Abbott, for a residential development.
Helen Smith | 14/11/2001 | 07:00
Bournemouth council has returned to the drawing board after throwing out all five schemes put forward for the redevelopment of the Winter Gardens concert hall site.
Roger Pearson | 09/10/2001 | 15:30
A legal battle over residential redevelopment of a former hospital site at Dorchester in Dorset is heading for Londons High Court.
Roger Pearson | 11/09/2001 | 12:45
Two companies responsible for accommodating asylum seekers have been criticised by a High Court judge, who said it was time for them to end their “squabble.”.
Andrea Cockram | 07/08/2001 | 15:25
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.