Somerset Council has revealed losses exceeding £91 million on its inherited commercial property investments, with further declines anticipated as the council continues to divest assets. Since its establishment in April 2023, …
Luxury handbag maker Mulberry has announced a successful turnaround, with solid sales growth returning across all markets. The Somerset-based brand reported a 13.7% increase in UK retail and online like-for-like sales in the …
Luxury handbag maker Mulberry has announced a robust recovery in sales, signaling that its strategic turnaround is gaining significant momentum. The Somerset-based brand revealed that UK retail and online like-for-like sales …
Clarks Village has reported a remarkable turnaround, experiencing a substantial business boom despite the widespread shift towards online shopping. Recent data reveals a dramatic rise in both footfall and sales, showcasing …
As the new year unfolds, managing finances often becomes a top priority for many of us. After the holiday spending spree, January can feel like a challenging month for the wallet. But as a passionate bargain hunter, I’ve …
As the new year unfolds, many of us are tightening our budgets after the festive season. As a dedicated shopping enthusiast committed to smart spending, I’ve scoured the market to bring you the very best Thursday deals across …
Somerset Council sold over £90 million worth of assets last financial year and plans to generate an additional £35 million through further sales by March 2026. The council has been grappling with a financial emergency since …
Yeovil’s housing market presents a fascinating paradox. It stands out as the cheapest place to buy property in Somerset, with the BA21 postcode averaging just £224,486 in 2024 — nearly £8,000 less than Bridgwater’s TA6 area, …
Pete Fealey, a vinyl enthusiast and founder of A2D2, has criticized “pure” vinyl collectors for damaging the music industry. Fealey believes that their focus on profiting from vinyl records rather than enjoying the music is …
New data from real estate company Property Solvers has unveiled the village near Yeovil with the slowest housing market in Somerset. With houses in the Martock postcode TA12 taking an average of 160 days to sell, it stands …