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Analysis - Commentary
Why workplace strategy can’t wait
As many of the UK’s property professionals prepare to head to UKREiiF, there promises to be plenty of scope for robust conversations about what really matters when it comes to strategically reimagining office space to underpin business objectives, writes Dan Pilling of TSK.
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INTO THE BEARPIT | Are planning committees fit for purpose?
Rowdy objectors, ineffectual chairing, and member intransigence over Grey Belt changes are just some of the frustrations applications can face once they reach the debating chamber. Place North West asked the market: what’s wrong with planning committees and how do we fix them?
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IN FOCUS | What does a strong Reform mean for property?
With more than 100 seats in the North West won, and no doubt more to follow, the industry can no longer ignore the Nigel Farage-led party. We spoke with strategic communications professionals about what Reform’s rise means for the industry.



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