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DTZ 2014 Outlook report

DTZ 2014 Outlook report

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  1. Holly Kiely, Birmingham City Council; and Hannah Jones, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Holly Kiely, Birmingham City Council; and Hannah Jones, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.1 of 11
  2. Andrew Parker, Folkes Properties; Caroline Norton, Hansteen; and Jonathan Robinson, DTZ at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Andrew Parker, Folkes Properties; Caroline Norton, Hansteen; and Jonathan Robinson, DTZ at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.2 of 11
  3. Richard Yorke, David Tonks, Simon Lloyd, Fergus Hicks, Jon Leedham and Nick Allan, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Richard Yorke, David Tonks, Simon Lloyd, Fergus Hicks, Jon Leedham and Nick Allan, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.3 of 11
  4. David Wooldridge, A & J Mucklow; Jonathan Webb, Matrix Medical; and Jonathan Crawford, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    David Wooldridge, A & J Mucklow; Jonathan Webb, Matrix Medical; and Jonathan Crawford, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.4 of 11
  5. Hugo Wildblood, DTZ; Tim Matthews, Blue Marble Properties; and Joanna Raine, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Hugo Wildblood, DTZ; Tim Matthews, Blue Marble Properties; and Joanna Raine, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.5 of 11
  6. Jonathan Wallis, Miller Developments; Rupert Young, Nurton Developments; and John Gray, JCG Land & Property, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Jonathan Wallis, Miller Developments; Rupert Young, Nurton Developments; and John Gray, JCG Land & Property, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.6 of 11
  7. Mark Thomas, Mitchells and Butlers; Rupert Mucklow, A & J Mucklow; and Jonathan Cox, Helical Retail, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Mark Thomas, Mitchells and Butlers; Rupert Mucklow, A & J Mucklow; and Jonathan Cox, Helical Retail, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.7 of 11
  8. Nick Philips, DTZ; Mark Lee, Calthorpe Estates; Nick Green, Squire Sanders Hammonds; and Nick Ridley, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Nick Philips, DTZ; Mark Lee, Calthorpe Estates; Nick Green, Squire Sanders Hammonds; and Nick Ridley, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.8 of 11
  9. Paul Gascoine, HCA; Rebecca Warren, Pinsent Masons; and Jonathan Tutt, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Paul Gascoine, HCA; Rebecca Warren, Pinsent Masons; and Jonathan Tutt, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.9 of 11
  10. Tim Hurdiss, Larkstoke Properties; and David Tonks, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Tim Hurdiss, Larkstoke Properties; and David Tonks, DTZ, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.10 of 11
  11. Vivienne Shapley, Canal & River Trust; John Sambrooks, DTZ; and Jeff Peake, Canal & River Trust, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.
    Vivienne Shapley, Canal & River Trust; John Sambrooks, DTZ; and Jeff Peake, Canal & River Trust, at DTZ's 2014 Outlook report.11 of 11
WalesCardiff Parkway site ticks all the right boxes for potential major investment says Rolls-RoyceThe Cardiff Parkway project would deliver a new four platform mainline train station integrated into a 900,000 sq ft business park
EconomyHumber businesses brace for next Budget as challenges continue to biteIt was a mixed picture in the Humber in Quarter Three, according to the most recent survey of businesses
Lindsey Oil Refinery: Government 'being too quiet' on saving refinery, says council leader
Industrial
Lindsey Oil Refinery is set to close at the end of the month with 125 staff issued with redundancy notices
Cardiff Parkway site ticks all the right boxes for potential major investment says Rolls-Royce
Wales
The Cardiff Parkway project would deliver a new four platform mainline train station integrated into a 900,000 sq ft business park
Rachel Reeves prepares for fiscal squeeze amid fears of OBR productivity downgrade
Economy
The Office for Budget Responsibility is expected to downgrade the output per hour worked by 0.3 per cent, which could add nearly 拢21bn to the Budget black hole
Future of Swindon's Oasis centre uncertain as developer remains tight-lipped on plans
South West
The building's de facto owner, housing developer Seven Capital, was given planning permission to rebuild the centre in July
WalesCardiff Parkway site ticks all the right boxes for potential major investment says Rolls-RoyceThe Cardiff Parkway project would deliver a new four platform mainline train station integrated into a 900,000 sq ft business park
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By City AM
The squad has been preparing for its upcoming match against the All Blacks under the guidance of Bristol Bears head coach Pat Lam
Steven Bartlett steps down from director role at Diary of a CEO maker
By City AM
The entrepreneur and former Dragons' Den star is no longer a director of the company behind his Diary of a CEO podcast, according to a new filing with Companies House
Eastern Airways cancels all flights and suspends operations
By City AM
The Civil Aviation Authority has told passengers with bookings not to travel to the airport
Major industrial site in North Wales sold in 拢18m deal
Wales
This deal comes amidst optimism that the island's freeport status will boost investment into Anglesey
Food and DrinkMost street food vendors see no viable future, new study revealsKerb says businesses are being forced to reduce hours and headcount as they struggle with rising costs
Tombola posts jump in sales and profits after restructure sees 31% reduction in workforce
Company Results
The bingo software and arcade game specialist has its head office in Sunderland
Humber businesses brace for next Budget as challenges continue to bite
Economy
It was a mixed picture in the Humber in Quarter Three, according to the most recent survey of businesses
Lindsey Oil Refinery: Government 'being too quiet' on saving refinery, says council leader
Industrial
Lindsey Oil Refinery is set to close at the end of the month with 125 staff issued with redundancy notices
South Wales forecourt retailer strikes deal for North Devon petrol station
Deals
VST Group is planning to redevelop and expand the South Molton site
Top Stories
海角视频 agrees to sell 20 Typhoon jets to Turkey in 拢8bn deal billed as a 'win for British workers'
BAE Systems plc
The agreement is the largest fighter jet deal in almost 20 years and the first new order for 海角视频 Typhoons since 2017, helping support thousands of British jobs
Retail sales predicted to fall in Budget run-up as 海角视频 waits in fear over taxes
Retail & Consumer
A survey suggests that retail sales are expected to fall at a faster pace in November, reflecting fears over Chancellor Rachel Reeves' plans
海角视频 creative industries under threat from soaring office rents
By City AM
Rental costs have climbed by a third since 2019 whilst growth within the creative sector has stagnated
Medicash aims for a million policyholders
North West
Health cash plan provider revamps leadership team
EY 海角视频 bounces back with growth in most divisions but consulting lags
Ernst and Young
The Big Four giant has reported that its fee income grew by 2% over the last financial year to 拢3.78bn
Go Outdoors returns to profit but cuts jobs despite opening 27 shops
North West
The retailer, owned by FTSE 100 giant JD Sports, has said it has reduced its headcount as it ''faced significant cost headwinds'' including the increase in the National Living Wage
Number of high-earning women in 海角视频 hits record high - but gender pay gap remains
By City AM
A significant gender gap continues at the top earning levels
Greencore-Bakkavor merger faces competition concerns over supermarket sauces
Deals
CMA says it has no competition concerns over the supply of chilled ready meals and own-label salads
Almost two thirds of charities axe jobs and services over financial strain
Economy
The vast majority of charity bosses have warned they are considering leaving their roles amid intense conditions in the sector, experts at Rathbones have warned
Council tightens controls after spending scandal
Dorset
In some cases jobs were being carried out at rates which were many times the cost which might have been expected
Retail sales hit highest level since 2022 in surprise boost for economy
By City AM
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said retail sales volumes rose 0.5% in September, a significant boost from the 0.4% drop pencilled in by economists
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Black Communities
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