The Holme has reportedly been bought by Abbas Sajwani, the son of Dubai-based property developer Hussain Sajwani
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Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said: “Demand is depressed in an environment where households are reining in their spending, and this has been exacerbated by stock and inventory …
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Culture
The 21st edition of the Hay Festival Segovia will have beauty in the era of the immediate and superficial as its central concept | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe Hay Festival of Segovia will celebrate its twenty-first edition from September 10 to 13 with more than 60 events around art, politics, history, thought and letters in talks, exhibitions, …
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40 Maltby Street review: The food steals all the thunder at this arch of triumph
by News Roomby News RoomNearly every craveable itch can be scratched, writes Ben Lippett
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Business
More people using AI to write cards and create pictures, Moonpig says
by News Roomby News RoomThe online cards and gifts business said it had invested heavily in artificial intelligence which can ‘lower barriers to content creation’.
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New campaign launched to boost turnover in the sector by £20 billion
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Culture
What do prisoners read? The first report of the initiative that brings literature closer to women in prisons is published | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomA room of your own by Victoria Woolf was the first copy given away in the A las Olvidadas initiative, by the Teta y Teta association, which for eight years …
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For comparison, another outer-London borough, Croydon, which during that period operated under the same national rules and the same pressure on housing, refused 66 per cent of HMO applications. The …
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New prime minister must ease burden on firms to drive growth, says BCC
by News Roomby News RoomShevaun Haviland is to say that successive government have ‘hobbled’ business prospects over recent years.