Naomi Heaton
Oxford graduate Naomi Heaton was all set on advertising – she was the youngest female director at Saatchi & Saatchi…
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Ed Tryon
When Spear’s catches up with Ed Tryon at 5 Hertford Street, he mentions that he’s a few books into discovering…
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Alex Stroud
‘I still am a one man band,’ the energetic Alex Stroud assures us. When Spear’s wonders how on earth Stroud…
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Roarie Scarisbrick
Thoroughbred buyer Roarie Scarisbrick paints a less than rosy picture of prime central London. Volumes of transactions have ‘significantly reduced’…
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Review: Murillo – The self portraits at the National Gallery
The National Gallery reunites two important self-portraits of Murillo in a fine exhibition marking the artist’s 400th year, writes Christopher…
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Guy Meacock
‘It was our 15th anniversary at the end of last year,’ says Guy Meacock, ‘so we’re quite a young business.’…
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Tracy Kellett
‘Safe as houses isn’t ringing true at the moment,’ says Tracy Kellett of the PCL market, but she explains this…
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Nathalie Hirst
A Spear’s Property Adviser of the Year award-winner, Nathalie Hirst began her career in property more than 20 years ago…
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Richard & Sophie Rogerson
‘Every client has very subjective needs,’ says Sophie Rogerson, one half of the husband-and-wife duo who founded RFR Property. ‘You…
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Make mine a post-Brexit pint
The Churchillian pint of champagne is making a comeback, writes Olenka Hamilton I have often thought how perfect it would…
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Camilla Dell
Camilla Dell – a three-time nominee for Property Adviser of the Year at the Spear’s Wealth Management Awards – is…
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Robert Bailey
Known for his discretion and prowess in sealing some of the capital’s chunkiest residential deals, Robert Bailey is no stranger…
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Wayne LaPierre’s Net Worth
He’s the frontrunner of the most controversial and possibly talked about organisation in America today. What is NRA vice president…
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Review: Albert’s, South Kensington
You might think London hardly needed another private member’s club – but Albert’s is breathing new life into South Kensington’s…
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Succession planning ‘vital’ for family businesses
Succession planning prevents uncertainty during transitions or unforeseen events, write Jennifer Hawkes and Joseph Hartland Family businesses are central to…
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How to improve ‘migraine-inducing’ inheritance tax
The Office of Tax Simplification needs help to untangle a mess 200 years in the making, writes Arabella Murphy Americans…
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What do crypto currencies mean for divorce?
Divorce lawyers are now grappling with a whole new class of assets, writes Mark Phillips Divorce lawyers in the UK…
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In new drive, MPs push for greater tax transparency
Cross-party parliamentarians are insisting that current measures to tackle financial foul play are insufficient, but have they even had a…
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This is why everyone should watch Black Mirror
If you haven’t seen Netflix’s new Black Mirror series you should – it captures the essence of society’s growing concern…
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The Winter Games is about the wealth of nationals — not nations
The wealth of a country usually correlates with its success at the Olympics, but it doesn’t in the winter, writes…
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