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Article Abstract:

It is common for UK property developers to clash with local councils over the use of advertising hoardings. In many cases, planning officials reject hoardings that are eye-catching, as they are concerned about the possible impact on traffic flow. They also object to hoardings that seem to advertise an image, instead of just depicting it.

Laws, regulations and rules, Billboards

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Best in the business

Article Abstract:

The state of the corporate real estate market in London is discussed. A survey shows that London is perceived as offering the best location for new business, especially internet-based, financial and legal services, but has high office and staff costs.

United Kingdom, Banking industry, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Economic policy, London, England, Law offices, Real estate development, Location, Office buildings, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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