Anna White

Post-Covid, many felt (or hoped) that they'd be working remotely for good. But things have changed, and workers are increasingly back in the office three or four days a week. Yet you can still find a charming rural lifestyle without suffering a lengthy commute, as Anna White shows with her pick of super-commuter villages under an hour from Central London.

Partners Sophie Parr, Anna White and Kate Gill-Herdman examine Australia's mandatory climate reporting regime, exploring the practical challenges faced by Group 1 reporters in their first reporting cycle. The discussion covers directors' duties, ASIC's early observations on reporting quality, and the heightened greenwashing risks arising from inconsistencies between sustainability reports and financial statements.

From a flat on the ninth floor of a 34-floor skyscraper on Liverpool’s waterfront to a mid-terrace cottage in Norwich

Vibrant areas for young workers who plan to rent while saving for a deposit and then get on the property ladder

The common property rite of passage for graduates and career-focused first jobbers has changed over the past decade.

From mansion tax and stamp duty to new homes, what will the new Prime Minister mean for London’s property market?

Anna White 9 min read Above all else, what any housing market needs is stability . The very whisper of change or uncertainty can stall sales.

From an intricate bronze-like townhouse in Manchester to a sculptural property in the Essex countryside

From the heart of the Peak District to the Kent Downs, houses with outside space to suit all ages

From a house in the country once used as a drovers’ inn to a high street landmark in a bustling part of London