Company says its all-electric fleet has removed 182 tonnes of CO2 from the Capital's streets every year since being introduced in June 2019.

Sources have told Sky News that the company's Libyan owner wants to offload the company he bought in 2014.

Agents reveal their thoughts on latest HMRC data, which shows sales falling off a cliff last month as the first stamp duty deadline expired.

Portal reports surge in vendors who have no onward property to buy and who are renting instead to be 'no chain' buyers later.

Central London agency, which has invested heavily in carbon emission offsetting in UK and Asia, is urging other agents to follow suit.

Latest RICS report says the good times are continuing although some agents say it has quietened down in recent days.

Guy Gittins, MD of 33-branch Chestertons says buyer registrations have increased significantly and that buyers are still keen, although sales activity across the market has dropped.

39-branch estate agency says sales enquiries have surged by 76% since the New Year and new buyer registrations are up by 15%.