Arnolds Keys Blog
Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.
BRAND NEW HIGH SPECIFICATION INDUSTRIAL UNIT ON COBHOLM BUSINESS PARK COMES TO MARKET
2 January 2024
A brand new, high specification industrial unit on Cobholm Business Park in Great Yarmouth has been launched onto the market – part of a high-tech business park with views over... Read more >
EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN FACED WITH THE BIODIVERSITY POT OF GOLD
23 December 2023
As 2023 draws to a close and we finally leave BPS behind, and with ELMs and ‘public money for public goods’ firmly established in the agricultural world, yet another initiative... Read more >
DON’T WAIT FOR THE POLITICIANS – GRASP THE SUSTAINABILITY NETTLE NOW
13 December 2023
The mixed messages coming from the COP28 conference in the United Arab Emirates, along with our own government’s application of the brakes in recent months on several sustainability measures, suggests... Read more >
THE LETTINGS YEAR AHEAD
8 December 2023
This is the time of year when it is traditional to reflect on the past 12 months and make some predictions for the future, write Phil Cooper and Catherine Hunt. Read more >
DON’T GET SNOWED UNDER IN THE BOXING DAY BLIZZARD
1 December 2023
Boxing Day: it’s a peculiarly British phenomenon, writes Natasha Wright. It dates back to the 19th century, when wealthy families would pack gifts in boxes for the less fortunate. Read more >
COPING WITH THE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER’S CALL
25 November 2023
This month has seen the start of a programme of farm visits by Health and Safety Executive Pesticide Enforcement Officers, with the aim of enforcing rules about the management of... Read more >
DEALING WITH DISASTER
10 November 2023
The havoc wreaked in Norfolk by storms Babet and Ciaran in the past few weeks has resulted in much media coverage about the consequences for householders, writes Catherine Hunt. Read more >
LOOKING AHEAD WITH CONFIDENCE
3 November 2023
Without wanting to mention the ‘C’ word, we are already into November, and our sights are starting to focus on the new year, writes Clive Hedges. Read more >