Jonathan Prynn

A £500m redevelopment plan is pitting Labour’s data-centre ambitions against Brick Lane’s heritage and a desperate need for housing — it’s a political powder keg

The 60+ Oyster Pass and the Freedom Pass concessions are good for London

A survey of finance chiefs from accounting firm Deloitte found “geopolitical risk” ranked the number one concern among major UK businesses

Primark’s disappointing Christmas comes after the departure of its long standing boss Paul Marchant in March

Survey reveals business owners are upbeat but realistic about the year ahead after a tough period since the pandemic

UK’s ninth richest man John Fredriksen owns The Old Rectory in Chelsea valued at up to £250 million and now reportedly up for sale

Today’s decision from the Bank will mean cheaper home loans for millions of property owners with tracker mortgages

New Barnsbury Estate will be demolished and 1,116 new homes created in one of the borough’s biggest housing schemes for decades

Workers aged 16 to 24 make up 10% of the country's total workforce but account for about half the workers in some hospitality roles

Premier Inn expects its business rate bill to go up by between £40 million and £50 million a year