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Greater scrutiny of council policing of the private rented sector will lead to tougher action against rogue landlords and more prosecutions. The post Government to force councils to report extensive P...
Director of RG Law, Matt Giles, explores how the rise of AI-generated complaints is reshaping the way clients interact with property professionals. The post BLOG: AI ‘super complaints’ and...
Critics say free challenges and delayed rent uplifts will encourage speculative claims and lead to huge backlogs at First-tier Tribunals. The post Rent rise appeals will overwhelm tribunals under Rent...
Sam Kirkaldy has been appointed to head up Savills South East Development team, based across the firm’s Sevenoaks, Guildford and Brighton offices. The post Savills promotion for South East Development...
Former Labour Minister, Justin Madders, warns party must make good on its pledge to cap ground rents in much-delayed draft leasehold bill. The post Starmer warned of mass Labour rebellion if leasehold...
Essential Information Group's David Sandeman says the year-end auction activity data confirms that 2025 set new benchmarks for supply and sales volumes. The post Accelerated auction activity marks str...
Managing Director, Fraser Sutherland, and Technical Director, Robin Lyles, says this Open Banking integration is a game changer for the business. The post SME Professional launches Open Banking techno...
If video killed the radio star, has email killed the telephone? How will AI intervene? Lisa Isaacs explores call answering and telephony in 2026. The post Losing your telephone voice? Outsourcing coul...
A TV without a remote is like a car without a steering wheel, but they weren't always ubiquitous. Some of the earliest ones were even downright weird.
Drone swarms can quickly overwhelm defenses and are difficult to combat effectively, but China's new microwave system could be about to change that.
When it comes to handy garage gadgets to make your life easier, these well-reviewed Harbor Freight gadgets stand out as potentially helpful upgrades.
If you're a cager and can't tell an ADV from a naked bike, or if you're just now getting into motorcycles, this guide might make some biker lingo clear.
The amount of satellites in the Earth's orbit is increasing at a rapid rate, which could be a recipe for disaster. Here's what you need to know.
The '80s were so different than 2026 in terms of technology, but there were a lot of great pieces that if they returned, nobody would complain.
The MacBook Pro is fast, efficient, and iconic, but is it untouchable? A look at today's top laptops reveals some impressive and unexpected rivals.
A Snap-On tool chest can be prohibitively expensive for many DIYers and even some professionals. Thankfully, there are highly-rated, low-cost alternatives.
Stocking a garage is less about tools and more about small saves when things break, leak, or go dark at the worst possible time at home.
Buying a used SUV can save you a lot of money upfront, but you may be surprised to learn which SUV ranks among the most popular in the United States.
Even trusted power tool brands have misfires. User reviews highlight recurring issues with a handful of Bosch tools that buyers often regret.