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TAX BREAKS MAKE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LOOK ATTRACTIVE
28/04/2008
EVEN IN THE CREDIT CRUNCH, TAX BREAKS MAKE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LOOK ATTRACTIVE - Structuring your commercial property acquisition has always been complex but with recent market and tax changes the old benchmarks have moved.
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PRICE BAILEY'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY
25/04/2008
PRICE BAILEY'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY - 28 March 2008 marked the 70th birthday of Price Bailey!
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ECONOMY SLOWING BUT COPING
16/04/2008
ECONOMY SLOW BUT COPING - The latest survey of the UK economy has revealed that the rate of growth in business activity is slowing in many parts of the country but that the economy is headed for a “soft landing” despite the credit squeeze.
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Bishop's Stortford Junior Cricket Season
01/04/2008
JUNIOR CRICKET SEASON - This year, Bishop’s Stortford Cricket Club held their junior registration on the evening of Thursday 10 April, and once again they have a healthy membership of over 200 Children.
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Cost of borrowing 'hurting' small businesses
01/04/2008
CREDIT CRUNCH - Small firms are feeling the effects of the global credit crunch, a new survey has shown.
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It's Checkmate for Rodings Primary School!
28/03/2008
CHECKMATE FOR RODINGS PRIMARY SCHOOL! - Rodings Primary School won both categories of the recent Essex Schools’ Chess Tournament, sponsored by Price Bailey.
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LOW-KEY BUDGET CONTAINED 'NO NASTY SURPRISES'
13/03/2008
NEW CHANCELLOR'S BUDGET CONTAINED 'NO NASTY SURPRISES' - Alistair Darling's first Budget was granted a qualified welcome by business for its low-key approach and lack of unpleasant surprises.
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2008 BUDGET: DARLING'S DESIGN FOR A 'GREENER' FUTURE
13/03/2008
A GREEN BUDGET FOR 2008 - Billed as a ‘responsible’ and ‘green’ Budget, the environment found its way to the top of the agenda in Chancellor Alistair Darling’s debut Budget speech.
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2008 BUDGET: THE BUSINESS REACTION
13/03/2008
2008 BUDGET - THE BUSINESS REACTION: The Chancellor’s relationship with the entrepreneurial community may have been tested to its limits in recent months, but businesses are today cautiously welcoming the measures outlined in Alistair Darling’s first Budget statement.
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2008 BUDGET: THE POLITICAL REACTION
13/03/2008
2008 BUDGET- THE POLITICAL REACTION: ‘The cost of living is going up and Labour is making it worse,’ Conservative leader David Cameron has argued.
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