Anna White

From a new-build in the UK’s only Unesco city of media arts to a buzzing area in London famous for its street art

Anna White 9 min read Baby boomers will remember where they were when they heard that Kennedy had been shot, or where they watched (or listened to) England win the World Cup in 1966.

London’s property market was booming… until the 2016 vote. But, asks Anna White, was the Leave result the only culprit for the dip?

From a one-room village school transformed into a five-bedroom rural pile to a flat in a grand Victorian building in London

From a London tower near reservoirs to a Plymouth townhouse close to a historic saltwater lido

From a home with a patio in Cheshire’s ‘Golden Triangle’ to a Lincolnshire barn that opens out to create one al fresco space

From a warehouse conversion in London with views of the water, to a 17th-century barn with an annexe used as a yoga retreat

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