Blandy and Blandy: Mixed News for Buy to Let Investors but Encouraging Signs for Movers
On 6 March, the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, unveiled the Government’s Spring Budget. Whilst many commentators deemed it a relatively uneventful ...
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Have You seen a UXO? How an Unexploded Ordnance Can Impact a Developer
As development continues to expand into former Ministry of Defence (MoD) sites, brownfield sites and blitz-hit towns and cities, the ...
Reading-based lawyers at Osborne Clarke help Oxford University climate tech spin-out OXCCU on its £18 million fundraising round
A READING-based law firm helped broker an £18 million deal aimed at creating sustainable aviation fuel.
New promotions for law firm Blandy & Blandy
A LAW FIRM has announced two promotions in its wills, probate, tax and trusts tream
Blandy & Blandy named as a top tier firm
A law firm with offices in Reading has been named as a top tier firm for Private Wealth Law, in ...
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