Lewisham council rent set to rise by £6 a week
Lewisham Council plans a 4.8% rent increase from April 2026, adding £5.95 weekly for the average tenant. The rise follows government policy and aims to address housing budget challenges.
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South London yellow box junctions rake in £451k
Two controversial yellow box junctions in New Malden generated over £450,000 in fines in eight months. Kingston Council says they are legally compliant and will not be changed.
Kingston's 2026 transformation: new leisure centre and homes
Kingston is set for major progress in 2026 on long-awaited projects including the new Kingfisher Leisure Centre, a PAW Patrol land at Chessington, and hundreds of new affordable homes. Discover the key developments shaping the borough.
Wandsworth 2026: 446 Homes & Station Upgrade Progress
Wandsworth Council is set to advance major housing and transport projects in 2026, including 446 homes, a £20m station upgrade, and a £100m estate regeneration. Get the full details.
Morden's 20-year regeneration project takes key step
Merton Council is launching a search for a developer to lead the long-delayed Morden town centre regeneration, marking progress after two decades of setbacks. Discover the plans and the challenges ahead.
South London estate regeneration plans submitted
New images reveal the first phase of the Alton Estate's long-awaited £100m regeneration in Roehampton, featuring 55 council homes and a new community hub. See the plans and timeline here.
UK's Most Affordable Town: Houses £150k Below Average
New research reveals Middlesbrough as the UK's most affordable place to live, with average house prices £150,000 cheaper than the national figure. Discover if this North East town is your key to getting on the property ladder.
South Londoners oppose 29-metre Kingston University building
Kingston residents unite against a proposed 29-metre university tower, citing threats to a village green, schools, and a rare chalk stream. Read the local campaign's fight.
West London 2,500-home scheme faces Mayor call-in
Campaigners urge Mayor Sadiq Khan to intervene in approved Kensal Canalside development, criticising affordable housing levels and heritage impact. Read the latest.
Mamdani's First 10 Days: Action on Childcare and Rent
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's initial policy moves focus on affordable childcare and tenant rights, countering right-wing predictions of chaos. Analysis of his first days in office.
Westminster Council sets 70% social rent rule for developers
Westminster City Council mandates 70% social rent in new developments, but property experts warn the policy could backfire and reduce overall housing supply. Read the full analysis.
London rough sleeping up 63% as Khan pledges action
Sadiq Khan vows to end rough sleeping by 2030 as new figures reveal a 63% rise over 10 years. The Mayor points to prevention and new 'Ending Homelessness hubs' as solutions.
Labour's plan to buy homes from landlords revealed
A new report urges the Labour government to launch a mass purchase of rental properties from private landlords. Could this bold policy fix Britain's housing crisis? Read the full analysis.
The Pitfalls of Renting from a Friend: 'Friendlords'
As living costs soar, more Britons are becoming 'friendlords' - renting to pals. But blurred lines can lead to feuds, unfair evictions, and broken friendships. Discover the risks and how to protect yourself.
London pension fund urged to invest more in affordable homes
A London Assembly Member calls for the capital's £51bn pension pool to increase investment in affordable housing, potentially unlocking thousands of new homes and tackling the housing crisis.
Salary needed to buy a house in every UK region
Exclusive data reveals the annual income required for a mortgage across the UK. Discover the most and least affordable regions as the housing gap widens.
One in Four HMOs in England Operating Illegally
A quarter of HMOs in England are illegal, creating squalid conditions and a public health emergency costing the NHS £1.4bn. Discover the grassroots fightback.
Harrow approves 63 flats on ex-Iceland site with no affordable homes
Harrow Council greenlights 63-flat development on a former Iceland store site, but expresses 'disappointment' as the project delivers no affordable housing. Read the full details.
Major Developments Coming to Lambeth in 2026
From pocket-sized homes in Streatham to a 'new approach' for Brockwell Park festivals, here's your guide to Lambeth's biggest approved and planned developments for the year ahead.
Zohran Mamdani sworn in as New York City mayor
Zohran Mamdani becomes New York's 111th mayor, pledging a radical economic rights agenda including rent freezes, free buses, and municipal stores. Discover his full policy platform.
400 Blackpool Homes Face Demolition in £90m Regeneration
Up to 400 homes in central Blackpool will be bulldozed next summer under a £90m levelling up scheme, displacing hundreds of vulnerable residents. Critics call it a 'mass dispersion'. Read the full story.
Lewisham's 2026 transformation: key developments revealed
Lewisham gears up for a major year of change in 2026, with a library refurbishment, the return of Model Market, and over 100 new affordable homes on the horizon. Discover the key projects shaping the borough.
Outstanding West London school submits plan for 307 homes
Phoenix Academy in White City seeks to build 307 homes, including 90 social rent, to fund a £40m upgrade. Residents voice concerns over the scale of the eight-storey proposal.
Brent's Major Housing Developments Set for 2026
Brent Council anticipates a surge in construction for 2026, delivering thousands of new homes, including a landmark 45-storey tower in Wembley and the restart of the South Kilburn regeneration. Discover the key projects shaping the borough.
London housing crisis: 14 shocking stories of neglect
A year-long investigation exposes London's housing crisis: tenants living with rats, no toilets for a decade, and councils failing to act. Read the shocking human stories.
Hull's Transformation into a Top Travel Destination
Kingston upon Hull, once dubbed a 'c**p town', is now a National Geographic top destination. Discover its cultural gems, maritime history, and why 2026 is the year to visit.
Ex-homeless Londoner saves £600 monthly on canal boat
Emily Souter Johnson swapped 13 years of flat-hopping for life on a canal boat, slashing her monthly costs to under £500. Discover her journey from homelessness to a thriving off-grid business.
Female Footballers' ACL Injury Risk Under the Microscope
Fulham's Beau Parker faces a second ACL recovery as Kingston University research, backed by FIFA, investigates why women are 2-7 times more susceptible. Discover the findings.
Birmingham's 'Exempt' Housing Crisis: 42% of Street Affected
A Guardian investigation reveals how unregulated 'exempt' housing in Birmingham is failing vulnerable residents. In Selly Park, 42% of properties are now such homes, with 30,000 units city-wide. Read the full report.
Delays Leave Vulnerable in Unsafe Supported Housing
Vulnerable people in England remain in dangerous 'exempt' accommodation as government delays implementing 2022 law. Charities warn of deaths and exploitation. Read the urgent call for action.
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