Autumn Statement
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EG’s Office Politics: Autumn’s falling levies?
Former housing minister Mark Prisk and EG’s Piers Wehner unpick the Autumn Statement
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What the Autumn Statement means for the industry
From planning to FDI to investment zones, what has the chancellor laid out?
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Industry attacks Hunt’s business rates rise
The 6.7% rise for larger businesses will be a “massive hit to the high street”
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Industry gives chancellor’s planning changes cautious welcome
Autumn Statement promises “a prompt service or your money back”
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Full-expensing to take centre stage in Hunt’s Autumn Statement
The £9bn-a-year tax break will be made permanent, while planning rules may be streamlined
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Labour’s green investment will be like Truss’s Budget crash, warns PM
The PM has laid out the ground he wants to fight the election on
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Business tax cuts on the cards for Autumn Statement
The chancellor is also looking at cuts to inheritance tax and stamp duty
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Double infrastructure investment, think tank tells Hunt
NIESR says UK needs £15bn of public investment a year to escape another “decade in the doldrums”
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BPF tells chancellor what it wants from the Autumn Statement
Planning reform, freezing business rates and clarity on net zero top the agenda
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Supporting our local government partners is in our sector’s interests
COMMENT A squeeze on local authority spending is a squeeze on growth, argues Landsec’s Mark Allan
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Hunt, the Autumn Statement and the rebirth of investment zones
Investment zones are dead. Long live investment zones!
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Autumn Statement: Business rates package welcomed, but is it merely ‘tinkering’?
Revaluation and a £13.6bn package of support, but fundamental reform is still needed