HMRC reports a 2% monthly decline in UK residential completions for July, though administrative activity in South East England remains the highest in the country.
Tens of thousands of jobseekers have used the DWP's new Work Hub since June 2026, with 16,000 people accessing the platform's AI-powered assistant for guidance.
HM Land Registry is calling on conveyancers to trial a digital system for registering land agreements, ahead of new transparency laws taking effect in 2027.
Buckingham Palace has issued a rare formal denial over claims in Earl Spencer's memoir that King Charles suggested Princess Diana would be "forgotten".
HM Revenue and Customs has updated its International Manual, introducing a new digital GForm for residency certificates and revised transfer pricing guidance.
The Bank of England has announced new criteria for Form BT submissions, moving many banks and building societies from monthly to quarterly reporting schedules.
Construction businesses face 30% penalties and a five-year ban from Gross Payment Status if linked to supply chain tax fraud under updated HMRC guidance.
A basement flat at 51 York Road in Hove is set for auction with a guide price of £234,000, significantly below the typical £325,000 average for the area.
A seven-bedroom detached house in Brighton’s exclusive Withdean Road, formerly owned by US Open golf champion Michael Campbell, is listed for £3.35 million.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has updated its guidance on genuine contacts, detailing official research by Verian and IFF Research and warning of tax scams.
The Timms Review co-chairs have published emerging recommendations for PIP reform, including 'in-kind' support and fewer assessments for lifelong conditions.
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The Bank of England confirms Governor Andrew Bailey's interview transcript will be published on 17 September, following warnings over upside inflation risks.
The Timms Review confirms PIP will stay as a cash benefit, while proposing new voluntary options for claimants to swap part of their award for equipment or services.