Earlier this year we commenced a process to find our Charity of the Year 2016. The votes came flooding in. After an incredibly close-fought vote,
The situation with housing in the UK was clearly a priority for chancellor Philip Hammond in this year’s Autumn Statement. The chancellor pledged funds to
According to a major study of 11 countries by Smith School of Enterprise and Environment at Oxford University, the UK is lagging behind when it
According to a recent study by Shelter, more than a third of families could not cover household costs for more than a month in the
The speculation about interest rate cuts came to fruition as The Bank of England reduced the base rate from 0.5% to 0.25% – the lowest
The initial shock of Brexit was widespread. The internationally-dominated FTSE 100 tumbled, and the prognosis was even worse for the mainly UK-dominated FTSE 250. UK
Grange Mortgages were delighted to conclude a collection for families by handing over all of the items to Chelsea’s Angels last week. The generosity of
The UK has made its decision to leave the EU, and whilst the technicalities need to be approved and ratified by parliament, it’s expected that
When we met with Chelsea’s Angels in April, we learnt about the stresses that families endure when children are in hospital, getting treatment for cancer
Earlier in the year Grange Mortgages was proud to announce that Chelsea’s Angels would be the Charity of the Year partner for 2016. We were
