Outside dining and drinking reopens in England

We take a look at the numbers of drinking and hospitality venues applying for licenses

Monday 12th April marked the opening of outside dining and drinking in England, with the potential to create a European-style café culture.
With only 38% of hospitality venues across Britain having access to outside space, many have had to apply for a pavement license.
According to 10 councils in the largest metropolitan areas in England, a total of 840 pavement licensing applications have been approved.
Let’s get out on our local high streets and support our local hospitality venues.
Source: Dataloft, CGA, BBC, ONS

Get in touch with us

First Name

Last Name

Your Email Address

Mobile Phone

Are you looking to

Buy

Sell

Rent

Let

Please enter message here

Please confirm that it is okay for us to contact you about this information as well as our products and services. By confirming, you also agree to the use of cookies to enhance your experience. (You will always have the right to unsubscribe or manage your cookie preferences at any point in the future.)

Confirm

Why Attleborough’s child free couples matter to the local property market

One of the biggest influences on Attleborough's future property market may not be first-time buyers or growing families, but child free couples. As their lifestyles and housing needs evolve, this often overlooked group could play a significant role in shaping future demand, supply and local moving patterns.

CLICK HERE >

Average Rent & Growth over the last 5 years

Average rents have risen sharply across the UK over the last five years, but the national headlines don't always reflect what's happening locally. This update examines regional rental trends, explains the reasons behind the figures, and highlights why every town, including Attleborough, has its own unique rental market story.

CLICK HERE >

What Is Really Happening in the East Anglian Property Market This Week?

The latest Week 30 figures reveal what is really happening across the East Anglian property market. Looking beyond the national headlines, this update explores buyer demand, pricing, new listings and selling times, providing valuable regional insight for anyone considering a move in Attleborough, Breckland or South Norfolk.

CLICK HERE >

Where Britain Lives...

Britain is a nation of suburbs, with nearly 60% of us choosing family estates and cul-de-sacs over city centres. In Attleborough, this demand for gardens, community, and connectivity powers our local market. If you want to know what buyers are really looking for or how your home fits in, click the article link to learn more..

CLICK HERE >