Exciting January Events for B4 Members: A Great Start to 2025

January 2025 promises an exhilarating line-up of events for B4 Members, offering opportunities to connect, celebrate, and be inspired. With three unique gatherings, B4 Members can look forward to forging meaningful connections, experiencing rich cultural traditions, and engaging with influential figures in the local community. Here’s a closer look at what’s in store:

Will UK House Prices Rise in 2025? An Economic Perspective by...

The UK housing market is poised to face a confluence of challenges and opportunities in 2025. As highlighted by James Sproule, UK Chief Economist at Handelsbanken, several key factors—wealth, supply and demand, affordability, and investment yield—are instrumental in shaping house prices. These dynamics, coupled with broader economic trends, will influence how the housing market evolves in the coming year.

Unipart Company, Park Signalling, Secures £3M Network Rail Contract

Unipart company Park Signalling has kicked off 2025 with a significant achievement in the rail industry, securing a £3m contract with Network Rail. This major milestone reinforces Unipart’s reputation as a leading provider of cutting-edge technology solutions and its commitment to advancing the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of the UK’s rail network.

Spotlight on Helen Fallon: Driving Success in Recruitment and Beyond

Helen Fallon, the dynamic Managing Director of Global CTS Ltd, is a cornerstone of the B4 community, bringing unparalleled expertise and infectious enthusiasm to every endeavour. With over 25 years of experience in the recruitment industry, Helen’s approach combines practicality, innovation, and sincerity—qualities that have earned her widespread respect among her peers and clients alike. It’s also gained her a unique accolade being named the first Raise Founding Partner – see more below.

UK Bond Market: What You Need to Know

The UK government bond market is once again making headlines as yields on longer-term debt surge to levels not seen in decades. This latest development has raised concerns among investors and policymakers, presenting significant challenges for the government’s fiscal plans.