Pui-Guan Man
Business Correspondent at The Telegraph
Business correspondent at The Telegraph. Previously EG, Drapers, Legal Week.
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telegraph.co.uk | Lucy Burton |Pui-Guan Man
However, for many bosses, the damage was already done. Even before the latest Supreme Court ruling, tensions were rising. In 2022, Stonewall was criticised for suggesting that nurseries were not doing enough to help children as young as two "recognise their trans identity", while last year its support of puberty blockers came under fire following a major review by paediatrician Dr Hilary Cass.
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telegraph.co.uk | Pui-Guan Man
Nearly £200m has been wiped off the value of Canary Wharf's office buildings as the financial district continues to struggle with the impact of working from home. Canary Wharf Group (CWG), which owns and manages most of the Docklands area of east London, said the value of its offices fell to £4.25bn in the 12 months to December, down from £4.34bn a year earlier. A further £85m was also spent on investment, which increased the overall office losses to £180m.
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yahoo.com | Pui-Guan Man
Pui-Guan ManThu, April 10, 2025 at 5:12 PM UTC3 min readThe Environment Secretary has been criticised for his decision to relinquish swathes of Cambridge’s green belt for a £400m sewage plant as big as Wembley Stadium. Steve Reed has approved controversial plans to relocate Anglian Water’s sewage plant in Milton to Honey Hill, as part of a major development across Cambridge which will include 8,000 new homes.
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telegraph.co.uk | Pui-Guan Man
Heather Williams, leader of the Conservatives at South Cambridgeshire District Council, said the decision is "sad and devastating" for residents, and that ministers appear to be treating Cambridge as a "cash cow" at the expense of the countryside. Ms Williams said: "The Government needs to understand that for us in the countryside, this is our quality of life that they're messing around with.
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