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Cowley Street offices will be vacated Article posted: 13 Jan 2011According to reports in Property Week magazine, The Liberal Democrats are on the look out for new office space in Westminster within close proximity to the Houses of Parliament.   The Lib Dems will vacate their offices in Victoria at 4 Cowley Street, SW1, in favour of a property which can accommodate them on a single floor. It is thought that several potential properties have already been viewed.   Formerly the London HQ of the Read more [...]

THE volatile Queensland property market will take a dramatic hit from the state's floods. Tthousands of houses are likely to be pulled from the market and prices forecast to fall as the southeast corner rebuilds.House prices in Brisbane have already been among the weakest across Australia in the past year, with median prices down nearly 2.7 per cent in the final few months of last year.The falling prices were exacerbated by a sharp increase in the number of home Read more [...]

THE volatile Queensland property market will take a dramatic hit from the state's floods. Tthousands of houses are likely to be pulled from the market and prices forecast to fall as the southeast corner rebuilds.House prices in Brisbane have already been among the weakest across Australia in the past year, with median prices down nearly 2.7 per cent in the final few months of last year.The falling prices were exacerbated by a sharp increase in the number of home Read more [...]

Jan 13 2011 by Carys Hepworth, Glamorgan Gazette A TOWN library will be moved and the site sold off to save a cash-strapped council money. Coed Parc Library, on Park Street, Bridgend, was deemed “beyond any form of economical repair” in a report put before Bridgend County Borough Council cabinet members. And the cabinet agreed the lending library be relocated to the council’s Raven’s Court building in Brewery Lane. While the reference and information library will move to the Read more [...]

Published: Thursday, 13th January, 2011 9:24am by Bryan Copland Comments (0) | Print | Email A COUPLE have been given the green light to continue to run a five-star bed and breakfast from their historic mansion just west of Haddington – despite strong opposition from neighbours. Chris and Barbara Sharman were on Tuesday awarded retrospective permission from East Lothian Council planning committee to use five rooms in the 17th century grade B-listed building as a guest house, despite Read more [...]