Unilever Applies for Alcohol Licence at New HQ in Kingston
Unilever has applied for an alcohol licence at its new South London HQ, Sunlight House, on the Eden Campus in Kingston, to serve booze at networking events from 8am to 11pm.
Category : Property
Londoners Flock to Essex Commuter Town for Cheaper Rent
Waltham Abbey sees 113% rise in renter interest as average room rent hits £784, nearly £200 less than London. Direct train to Liverpool Street in 25 minutes.
Dorset homeowner's 7ft concrete wall angers neighbours
A homeowner in Poole, Dorset, replaced a wooden fence with a 75ft long, 7ft tall concrete wall, likened to the Berlin Wall, sparking neighbour outrage and a retrospective planning application.
Cooling Pillow Mats Under £8 on Amazon
Stay cool this summer with Amazon's cooling pillow mats, now under £8. These mats provide relief from heat and are a hit with shoppers.
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Family Hopes Raid on UK Sect Will Solve Woman's Disappearance
Seven years after Lisa Wiese vanished in India, a police raid on the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light gives her family hope for answers.
Property Lobby's Investor Myth: Just Profiteering
Australia's property lobby portrays investors as selfless public servants, but the reality is profiteering driving housing unaffordability.
NSW $100M Land Program Fails to Deliver Any Homes
A damning audit finds NSW's $100M Resilient Lands Program has not delivered a single home since 2022 floods, forcing residents to relocate privately.
Abandoned Toilets to Become Wine Bar in East London
Tower Hamlets Council seeks permission to convert Victorian underground toilets in Spitalfields into a wine bar to boost the local economy and reduce anti-social behaviour.
Teen Stabbed at TikTok Gathering in Clapham Common
A 17-year-old was stabbed and nine arrested after a TikTok-promoted gathering on Clapham Common turned violent. Police are reviewing CCTV.
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Cleaners Transform Trashed London Flat After Eviction
Two cleaners from Magma Cleaners in South London share shocking before-and-after photos of a flat left unrecognisable by tenants evicted for not paying rent.
Hidden Damp and Rotten Timber: Urgent Repairs Needed
London homeowners face hidden damp and rotten timber issues, requiring urgent repairs to prevent structural damage and health risks.
Trent Country Park: North London Piccadilly Line Walk
Explore Trent Country Park in Enfield, a 413-acre sanctuary with meadows, lakes, and ancient woodland, easily reachable via Cockfosters on the Piccadilly line.
Cheating Husband Earns £450K: Maximize Divorce Payout
A stay-at-home mum suspects her high-earning husband of infidelity and seeks to maximize her divorce settlement. Family law expert explains why courts don't penalize cheating.
20 Best Wedding Dresses for Every Bride
Discover 20 stunning wedding dresses for every bride, from classic suits to modern sequins. Tips on budget, accessories, and fit included.
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Enjoying My Rented Garden After Years of Hesitation
A renter decides to invest in her garden despite the risks, finding joy in plants and outdoor living. She reflects on the challenges of renting and the importance of making a home.
East London Regeneration Cuts Deprivation in Capital
New analysis shows East London's regeneration has driven a sharp decline in deprivation, with London's deprived neighbourhoods falling from 23% to 16% since 2010.
Hollow Pond: East London's Peaceful Picnic Spot
Explore Hollow Pond and Leyton Flats, an underrated East London park with a boating lake, perfect for peaceful picnics and summer rowing.
London Plan Streamlined to Boost Housing, City Hall Gets Power
City Hall announces a streamlined London Plan to boost housing, with more interventionist call-ins on rejected applications, giving the Mayor final say over councils.
Nansledan Development Sparks High Street Debate
Prince William visits Nansledan, a new high street in Cornwall. Locals debate whether it inspires community retail or drains life from nearby Newquay.
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Harrow Mum Gets £2,000 for Council Eviction Failings
A Harrow mother received £2,000 after an investigation found the council delayed help and gave wrong information, leaving her in unsuitable accommodation for over 18 months.
Hybrid Village Stores Combat Rural Discontent in Germany
In Rhineland-Palatinate, hybrid village stores allow autonomous shopping after hours, boosting profits and community ties to counter far-right appeal.
Save £160 on Handcrafted Garden Swing Seat
A premium two-seater garden swing seat has been reduced by £160, offering a stylish and comfortable addition to outdoor spaces ahead of summer.
One in Eight London Households at Risk of Immediate Financial Ruin
A new study reveals that one in eight London households would exhaust their savings within a week if their income stopped, highlighting the city's financial precarity.
1,000 Sign Petition to Ban Unfair Council Housing Practice
Over 1,000 people have signed MyLondon's petition calling on the government to ban councils from deeming families 'intentionally homeless' for refusing long-distance housing offers.
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Home Baker Ordered to Shut After 4,000 Sales Found
A Forest Gate baker was ordered to close her home business after inspectors found seven fridges and over 4,000 customer sales, ruling it was no longer a hobby.
Bethnal Green weightlifting club evicted for housing
Bethnal Green Weightlifting Club, founded in 1926, faces eviction from its historic home as Tower Hamlets Council plans 44 homes and a library on the site, sparking a dispute over relocation.
Bloomsbury's First Rooftop Bar Opens at Imperial Hotel
Arcus, Bloomsbury's first rooftop bar and restaurant, opens this summer at the Imperial Hotel with 360-degree views of London skyline.
Teen Owes £10k Rent After Council Fails to Pay
A vulnerable South London teen was threatened with eviction after Richmond Council failed to pay for her supported accommodation, leaving her with £10k rent arrears.
Inside a London Tower Block: 164 Boarded-Up Homes, Four Left
Lund Point in Stratford, once a vibrant community, now has only four occupied flats. Residents Tee Fabikun and Warren Lubin hold on amid a stalled regeneration, highlighting London's housing crisis.
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Housing Groups Urge MPs to Back Tax Reforms
Community groups in Australia call on MPs to support changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax to address housing affordability crisis.
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