Property News news around the UK
Rural businesses still face barriers to housing and economic development in the countryside despite the Government’s attempt to make the planning syst...
The administrators of Countrywide Farmers have announced significant interest in approximately twenty of its leasehold stores. The administrators ...
Tax relief has become increasingly important in the farming and land-based business sector in the past few years as land values have increased, but th...
Farmers and landowners are telling Neil Parish MP about their experiences regarding the UK's ever-increasing fly tipping and litter problem that is bl...
Over 2,000 acres of farmland has become available in Wales for a small fee in what has been described as a "very rare" and "unique" opportunity. Ov...
Farmers setting up contracting agreements should take care to show that they are still farming as part of a trade or business, following a recent cour...
Farmers have been told to beware of an ever-increasing problem when renovating their property - the presence of bats. Most farmers are resigned to ...
Changes to Money Laundering & Terrorist Financing Regulations will affect procedures adopted for future farm and land transactions. Spring is the t...
The Netherlands is the most expensive country to buy farmland, according to official EU figures by Eurostat. The information comes from a new set o...
Farmers and crofters have welcomed the Scottish government's commitment to examining the modernisation of crofting law to make it transparent, underst...
Changes to planning laws have come into force today which will give farmers greater scope for converting farm buildings into much needed housing in ru...
Landlords letting out residential or commercial properties in England and Wales must ensure that they meet new energy efficiency standards. Accordi...
Farmers are being given the chance to restore their historic farm buildings under a new grant scheme launched by the government. The Historic Build...
Landlords and tenants should consider reviewing tenancy agreements before Brexit to ensure they remain fit for purpose, according to agricultural and ...
A Cumbrian stock rearing farm with a renovated farmhouse is now available on a five-year Farm Business Tenancy and is said to be ideal for a young per...
A farmer has gained ownership of fourteen acres of land that has become available thanks to the natural process of accretion. The land, located in ...
One of the Lake District’s most iconic farms is up for let for the first time in nearly 60 years. The National Trust’s High Tilberthwaite Farm is a...
The substantial widening of compulsory purchase powers which hoped to be included in new forestry legislation has been rejected by MSPs in the Scottis...
Farmers interested in developing grid balancing services are advised to act quickly as application fees will be enforced from the 6 April. An incre...
A group of farming groups have called for the protection and enhancement of farm diversity as a core purpose of the new agriculture bill. The organ...
Nervousness over the outcome of Brexit negotiations may have helped create a shortage of agricultural land coming to market, according to new analysis...
A survey has been released demonstrating the "overall positive relationships" within the Scottish tenanted farming sector. Published by the Scottis...
Lockerbie based construction and manufacturing specialists Robinsons, have launched a new Architectural division as the family run business continues ...
A farmer's daughter has been awarded £1.17m in inheritance following the death of her father after a High Court ruling favoured her case instead of he...
A spike in spring fires has led an insurer to warn rural homeowners to check their chimneys are safe and swept. New claims data from the rural insu...
