19th April 2022
1st April 2022
Revised plant and machinery legislation now published
Following the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, the revised plant and machinery legislation has now been published [SI 2022 No.405]. Please note this amendment to the Plant and Machinery Legislation is to afford the same “exceptions” to... Continue reading
5th January 2022
Dunlop Heywood secure significant rates win for Irish Football Association
A rateable value reduction has been secured for the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, Northern Ireland, on the 2015 Valuation List following detailed discussions with Land & Property Services in Belfast. Following the 2015... Continue reading
1st December 2021
Dunlop Heywood Director Stuart Hicks take up prestigious RICS’ role
Stuart Hicks, Head of Rating at Dunlop Heywood, has been elected Vice Chair of the Rating Diploma holders’ section of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). This section of the RICS was established in... Continue reading
28th October 2021
Dunlop Heywood advise on important RoI business rates’ ruling
The Valuation Tribunal Ireland has handed down an important decision in respect of the Westlink Tolls and the LUAS light rail system in Dublin. To start the Tribunal determined a procedural issue making clear that... Continue reading20th September 2021
Four in five UK stores could close if business rates aren’t slashed – BRC report
The British Retail Consortium is warning that four in five retailers will have to close stores in the UK due to business rate burdens. The BRC says in its latest survey out today that 83%... Continue reading8th September 2021
Dunlop Heywood welcomes new London director
Dunlop Heywood welcomes Joe Slater as Director based in London who specialises in advising on rating matters across the UK for the Hospitality and Leisure Sectors, as well as specialist properties which use the receipts... Continue reading14th April 2021
Debate over return of business rates’ relief continues
Big name business leaders continue to wade into the debate of whether companies which have flourished during lockdown should return furlough and business rate relief to the Government. Following on from the recent announcement by... Continue reading
24th March 2021