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  • 1 week ago | theintermediary.co.uk | Jessica O'Connor

    HM Land Registry has revealed that it processed a total of 1,817,911 applications in May 2025. This figure marked a slight increase from April’s 1,811,924 applications, although it remains below the 1,948,692 applications recorded in May. The breakdown of May’s applications showed that 265,402 were register updates, down from 285,129 in April. Official copy requests reached 1,069,738, rising from 1,058,989 the previous month.

  • 1 week ago | workplacejournal.co.uk | Jessica O'Connor

    A nationwide push to replace outdated windows could deliver a significant boost to employment, particularly in the country’s glass manufacturing sector, according to the Trades Union Congress (TUC). Millions of homes across the UK are losing substantial amounts of heat due to inefficient windows, with issues such as single glazing, poor seals, and decaying frames contributing to increased energy use and household bills.

  • 1 week ago | theintermediary.co.uk | Jessica O'Connor

    Gen H has cut its New Build Boost mortgage scheme rates from 6.29% to 5.95%. This change is already live in Gen H Pro and available for participating brokers. The offering launched in late March as a private sector take on Help to Buy. Buyers bring a 5% deposit, take an 80% mortgage with Gen H, and receive an interest-free 15% boost – an equity loan which is frozen for five years – to close the gap. So far, 94% of New Build Boost applicants have been first-time buyers, ranging in age from 19 to 52.

  • 1 week ago | theintermediary.co.uk | Jessica O'Connor

    Principality Intermediaries is set to reduce interest rates across a broad selection of its mortgage acquisition products, with changes set to take effect on Monday, 23rd June. The adjustments will impact several product ranges, including residential, Help to Buy (Wales), joint borrower sole proprietor (JBSP), holiday let, and buy-to-let mortgages.

  • 1 week ago | workplacejournal.co.uk | Jessica O'Connor

    The Government has announced a £750,000 round of funding aimed at opening doors to aviation careers for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. This move was designed to strengthen the future of the country’s £20bn air transport and aerospace sector and its 240,000-strong workforce. Applications are now open for the latest round of the Reach for the Sky Challenge Fund, which helps organisations run outreach programmes that introduce young people to career opportunities in aviation.

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