All news by author: Steve Charnock

Homes which are numbered 13 have the lowest average value out of analysis of properties numbered from one to 100, according to Rightmove

Eight women who traded in the 1970s and 1980s will be awarded the Freedom of the City of London for their achievements in the financial sector

The UK's blue chip index has moved higher as official figures showed the economy bounced back in August, further dampening fears of an impending recession

Annual revenues from council parking operations in England have reached nearly £1 billion, new figures show.

NatWest has enabled Click to Pay for customers with a Mastercard debit card. Those with a NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland or Ulster Bank Mastercard have been registered for the service

Thousands of churches, cathedrals, clergy houses and other buildings in England will benefit from the investment, which comes as the first phase of a series of grants and projects

Default rates on mortgages and credit cards are expected to increase in the next few months, according to a Bank of England survey of lenders

Shares in the chocolate shop chain moved higher as a result on Thursday morning.

The Restaurant Group (TRG) said it backed the "certain value" offered by the deal amid consumer spending woes and wider economic uncertainty

The airline has made a record profit this summer and is planning to resume dividend payments to shareholders and order new aircraft

Britain's energy watchdog Ofgem is considering a one-off increase to the energy price cap of up to £17 a year to help prevent suppliers from going bust as they face spiralling consumer debts

The UK's economy grew slightly recently, with the services sector leading the way, the Office for National Statistics has said

The MPC member said the impact of rising rates on younger and lower-income workers is "going to be pretty equally balanced"

The housing market is continuing to be affected by a backdrop of low interest rates and rising rents, with the market expected to remain subdued in the short-term

Rhian-Mari Thomas, chief executive of the Green Finance Institute, has said the UK financial sector is 'at a nascent stage' when it comes to the green transition

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) at 32 further education colleges in England have voted to back strike action over their pay and working conditions

Electrical Safety First has recommended students be on the lookout for warning signs that the electrics in their property could be a danger

The retail giant is putting the finishing touches to a deal to acquire Fat Face for around £100 million, Sky News reported on Wednesday

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) said that banking and credit complaints have risen substantially, with fraud and scam cases making up around half of that increase

Selfridges & Co recorded a 29% increase in revenue to £843.7 million for the year to January 28, compared with the previous year

Bosses at the company said sales jumped by around a tenth for the past year despite an impact from "wetter weather" in July and August

Payments group Klarna is launching a shopping lens within its app that could revolutionise the way we shop

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said fining the business would simply divert away money that could otherwise go to long-suffering investors

PageGroup has issue an alert over salaries as firms rein in pay offers and job seekers increasingly turn down new roles

The REC and KPMG found the number of permanent placements by recruiters fell in recent weeks as companies were reluctant to commit to hiring new workers