High Street Chain Supercuts, owned by Regis has asked for some help from the landlords of its shops for free rent as part of a rescue plan. According to the Guardian “ The group has asked for rent reductions of 25-100% at 110 of its 220 salons. Regis warned that if the plan is not approved by creditors then it was likely it would enter administration.”

When it comes to shopping it’s a thing I would contemplate including on my CV as a pastime. I love it whether it be online, on the high street you name it. There’s nothing better than wondering round one of the big department stores on your day off no kids bothering you no disgruntled partner just a coffee, my phone and my purse.

‘People need to open their minds more and put themselves in the position of a homeless person.’ [The Whitechapel Centre]. That’s exactly what a team of 300 volunteers will be doing on Friday 13th October 2017 as we give up the warmth and comfort of our homes to sleep-out on the streets of Liverpool, all to raise awareness, and funds, for the city’s homeless charity, The Whitechapel Centre.

So, we have reached the annual halfway point with many in the commercial property sector still waiting for something to happen; some sort of movement. Their request has been answered, albeit movement in the wrong direction!

That's right on Friday 24th July we witnessed three evictions. With referendum votes counted Great Britain vacated the EU; Prime Minister David Cameron left Number 10 and Natalie bid farewell to the Big Brother house. It’s with no surprise that commercial property, amongst many things, will be affected by the referendum.