Hammering landlords with building safety rules, the Renters’ Rights Act and tax rises hampers new supply and drives up rents.

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The Young Conservatives have elected a new chairman but his role is utterly meaningless unless the party adopts policies that ...

The Young Conservatives have elected a new chairman but his role is utterly meaningless unless the party adopts policies that ...

Hammering landlords with building safety rules, the Renters’ Rights Act and tax rises hampers new supply and drives up rents.

ITEM Club economist Matt Swannell said that the OBR typically raised concerns at budgets held near a Spending Review.

Top City chiefs are issuing a major warning to John Healey that higher taxes on banks could hurt jobs outside of London.