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The Social Hub submits plans for £200 million Edinburgh project
The Social Hub submitted plans for a £200 million redevelopment of Edinburgh’s former Fountain Brewery site, including 580 student, hotel and extended-stay beds plus coworking and public spaces.
The Social Hub submitted plans for a £200 million redevelopment of Edinburgh’s former Fountain Brewery site, including 580 student, hotel and extended-stay beds plus coworking and public spaces.
Source: Urban Living News · Originally published: 2026-10-27T10:32:37+00:00
Hospitable pilots trust accounting for Australian property managers
Hospitable has begun a paid private pilot of trust-accounting software for Australian short-term rental managers, connecting bank transaction records with bookings and owner statements while initially reflecting Queensland reporting requirements.
Hospitable has begun a paid private pilot of trust-accounting software for Australian short-term rental managers, connecting bank transaction records with bookings and owner statements while initially reflecting Queensland reporting requirements.
Source: ShortTermRentalz · Originally published: 2026-10-27T14:34:40+00:00
Last Saturday in January among busiest festive trading days for hospitality
Square’s UK food-and-drink transaction data placed 31 January third among the busiest trading days of the 2025–26 festive period, with transactions 61% above the period’s daily average.
Square’s UK food-and-drink transaction data placed 31 January third among the busiest trading days of the 2025–26 festive period, with transactions 61% above the period’s daily average.
Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-27T16:57:25.73Z
Elizabeth Haigh’s Mei Mei Goods to launch three-month restaurant residency at John Lewis Oxford Street
Mei Mei Goods will begin a three-month restaurant residency at John Lewis Oxford Street on 4 November, alongside the launch of its sauces in 249 Waitrose stores.
Mei Mei Goods will begin a three-month restaurant residency at John Lewis Oxford Street on 4 November, alongside the launch of its sauces in 249 Waitrose stores.
Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-27T14:28:20.175Z
More people protected as government acts to make more homes safe
The UK government proposed extending building-safety cost protections to more leaseholders and requiring construction-product manufacturers to contribute towards remediation of unsafe cladding and insulation.
The UK government proposed extending building-safety cost protections to more leaseholders and requiring construction-product manufacturers to contribute towards remediation of unsafe cladding and insulation.
Source: GOV.UK — Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · Originally published: 2026-10-27T17:01:29+00:00
Housing association joins solar scheme that could pay tenants for supporting the grid
Peabody has installed a shared rooftop solar and battery system at Harper Court in Stevenage through the FlatSave scheme, which aims to reduce tenants’ bills and pay them for supporting the electricity grid.
Peabody has installed a shared rooftop solar and battery system at Harper Court in Stevenage through the FlatSave scheme, which aims to reduce tenants’ bills and pay them for supporting the electricity grid.
Source: Inside Housing · Originally published: 2026-10-27T15:30:00Z