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Hatched closed by Connells, Countrywide boss quits Royal Mail, abolish Stamp Duty says RICS




Connells closes its online venture, Hatched

Connells said they believe that the ‘online-only’/hybrid business model is fundamentally flawed and affirmed the Group’s absolute commitment to its high street estate agency operation
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So long – goodbye. Countrywide chairman quits £360,000 Royal Mail non-exec role

Residential property | Property industry events | Property industry supplier information
Countrywide Executive Chairman Peter Long has resigned from his role as non-exec Chairman at the Royal Mail.

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‘Suspend Right to Rent’ say landlords as Home Office reconvenes panel

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'Grave concerns' over scheme will be presented to Home Office officials on October 11th by RLA which says migrants and UK citiziens without passports face indirect discrimination.

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Abolish Stamp Duty to free up housing market, say RICS members

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Poll of members found that 20% want Stamp Duty radically overhauled or abolished and Council Tax instead used to fill government coffers.

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What's gone wrong


Our industry, says Frank Webster, has lost its sense of purpose, but as more regulation sweeps in, there is a chance to rediscover its purpose and create a respected profession.
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