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Following a successful tender in September 2017, L&Q acquired a portfolio of 161 affordable and general needs properties in Berkshire from Sovereign Housing Association.

A scheme to offer first dibs on new homes in London has moved a step closer with some of the housing industry’s biggest players signing up.

Devonshires rewarded for their environmental efforts with a ‘Gold award with special commendation’ at the 2018 Clean City Awards.

For most women, having a routine smear test can be a worrying time but after receiving the ‘’all clear’’ it is only natural to forget about the test until the next time it creeps round, three years later.

A supplier of fresh produce has recovered all of its debt together with Late Payment Compensation fees and interest, with our support.

In the good old days, if the King wanted to get hold of your land he’d just turn up with a few soldiers and invite you to leave. Nowadays, what with democracy and human rights (see ‘political correctness gone mad’), things are a bit different.

Louisa Loizou (ex. Company Secretary at One Housing Group) has joined Devonshires to provide consultancy services to our clients on all General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) matters.

Corporate social responsibility is good for business and increasingly, it’s moving up the boardroom agenda. Although some may still consider it a tick-box exercise, forward-thinking businesses recognise that it can have huge benefits both for organisations and society.

Earlier this week the Court of Appeal dismissed the case lodged by Mundy against their landlord, the Sloane Stanley Estate Trustees.

A National Audit Office (NAO) Report on PFI and PF2 published this month generated a raft of negative headlines, most of which questioned the value of these projects.

As the political and economic landscape continues to change, housing associations, or registered providers (RPs), remain under pressure to build more with less whilst improving efficiency, leading to evolving business models.

As we approach the end of January, the tax deadline looms for businesses. For many SMEs this means more pressure, not only on their time but their cash flow.