Wembley Housing Site Plan for Temporary Football Pitches
Developers propose temporary five-a-side football pitches and an indoor events venue on a Wembley site earmarked for future housing, with a three-year permission sought.
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Man, 23, Dies in Five-Floor Fall While Checking for Pizza in London
Joshua Robbins, 23, fell to his death from a communal landing in London as he checked for a pizza delivery. His parents demand an investigation, claiming a railing gave way.
London Charity Serves 38M Meals, Seeks Tax Changes
The Felix Project, London's biggest food redistribution charity founded in memory of a 14-year-old boy, provides 38 million meals yearly while advocating for government tax incentives to increase donations.
Felix Project: 38M Meals Yearly for London Families
The Felix Project, founded in memory of 14-year-old Felix, has grown into London's largest food redistribution charity, providing over 38 million meals annually while advocating for government tax reforms.
Council pays £5k after family left in mouldy home for years
A North London council has been ordered to pay over £5,000 to a family who endured more than two years in unsuitable temporary accommodation with mould, mice, and safety hazards, particularly dangerous for their autistic child.
Foster Care Recruitment Drive Ignores Key Carer Concerns
The government's new £88m fostering recruitment campaign faces criticism for avoiding the core issue: why thousands of carers are leaving due to inadequate pay and support.
Secure the Best Remortgage Deal in 2026
With 1.8 million fixed-rate mortgages ending in 2026, learn how to navigate remortgaging, compare rates, avoid SVR pitfalls, and unlock cash for home improvements.
Lesnes Estate resident challenges demolition in High Court
Adam Turk, a social tenant on the iconic brutalist Lesnes Estate in Thamesmead, has launched a judicial review against Bexley Council's approval to demolish the estate for 1,950 new homes, citing environmental concerns and community displacement.
Private Child Social Care Providers Accused of Profiteering
Private child social care providers in England are facing criticism for prioritising profits over vulnerable children's welfare, leading to calls for reform.
Courts Adopt Leveson Reforms in Criminal Justice Overhaul
Courts across England and Wales are set to implement key reforms from the Leveson Inquiry, aiming to enhance transparency and fairness in the criminal justice system.
Decent Homes Standard Enforcement Crisis in England
Analysis reveals local authorities already possess powers to address health hazards in rental properties, but enforcement remains problematic due to resource shortages and regulatory complexity.
Leasehold Service Charge Law Demands Urgent Reform
Leaseholders have minimal control over service charges, with managing agents often failing to provide transparent accounts, while legal obligations force payment before challenge.
Camden Approves 400-Flat King's Cross Tower Scheme
Camden Council has approved a major regeneration project in King's Cross featuring 401 new homes and a 31-storey tower, despite concerns over blocked sunlight for existing residents and noise issues raised by rail operators.
Santander's 98% Mortgage: Strict Rules for First-Time Buyers
Santander launches a 98% mortgage for first-time buyers, breaking the traditional 95% limit, but exclusions on flats, new builds, Northern Ireland, and the self-employed restrict access.
Southwark Council Plans Community Land Trust in Peckham
Southwark Council is progressing with a Community Land Trust project in Peckham, offering 12 homes priced based on local incomes to help those excluded from social housing.
Mother Demands Answers After Son's Fatal Fall in Camden
A grieving mother demands answers after her 23-year-old son fell five floors to his death when a communal balcony railing allegedly failed in Camden.
Mortgage Health Crises as RBA Raises Interest Rates
Australian mortgage holders report health issues and delayed family plans due to rising interest rates, with the RBA's hike marking a tough financial blow for borrowers.
Londoner Saves £23K by Cutting Daily Treats
Ruth Awori, 26, saved over £23,000 in three years by cutting out matcha lattes, dining out, and transport costs, making small lifestyle adjustments to get closer to buying her first home in London.
Ibex House Art Deco Building Converted to Hotel with Pub
Grade II-listed Ibex House in the City of London is being transformed into a 382-room hotel, featuring a revived pub and conference centre, with completion set for 2028.
Man Ordered to Pay £30k for Illegal Council Subletting
A Wandsworth man has been ordered to repay nearly £30,000 after illegally subletting his social housing property while living elsewhere, depriving someone in need of a home.
OneDome Gets $25m Funding for Homebuying Platform
Proptech platform OneDome has secured $25m in pre-Series C funding, including a Channel 4 media-for-equity deal, to accelerate its expansion in the UK property market.
Southwark's First Modular Homes Help Homeless Residents
Southwark Council unveils eight SoloHaus modular homes in Bermondsey, providing temporary housing and support for homeless individuals to transition to permanent accommodation.
Cyber Attack Halts 650 Planning Apps, House Sales
Kensington and Chelsea Council's cyber attack fallout: 650 planning applications in limbo, house sales failing, and £200k lost in land charges as systems remain offline.
RBA Rate Hike Squeezes Mortgage Holders
The Reserve Bank of Australia has raised interest rates, increasing financial pressure on homeowners with mortgages amid economic uncertainty.
Khan Vows Housebuilding Acceleration Amid Housing Crisis
London Mayor Sadiq Khan promises to accelerate housebuilding while defending Green Belt development, as Haringey celebrates its 1,000th council home completion.
£81,800 Salary Needed to Rent Alone in London by 2026
New data reveals Londoners need to earn £81,800 to afford a one-bed flat alone, making the capital Europe's ninth most unaffordable city for solo renters.
London Teacher in Land Row Over 1.1m of Garden
A West London grandmother and teacher is embroiled in a bitter boundary dispute with a neighbour who allegedly removed her fence and damaged her hot tub deck, claiming 1.1 metres of her garden.
UK House Prices Bounce Back in January with 2026 Growth Forecast
Nationwide reports a 0.3% rise in UK house prices in January, reversing a surprise December fall. Economists predict 2-4% growth for 2026 as mortgage rates decline and budget uncertainty fades.
£100k Earner Feels Poor in London Despite £75k Savings
A 32-year-old Londoner earning £100,000 annually with £75,000 in savings feels financially strained and unable to buy a home alone, despite being in the UK's top income percentile.
Renters Trade Privacy for Housing in Digital Era
Renters across the UK face mounting privacy risks as real estate tech platforms demand extensive personal data while failing to implement adequate security measures.
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