Sadiq Khan to Decide on Kenton Pub and Hotel Demolition
London Mayor Sadiq Khan will decide next week whether to approve plans to demolish a Beefeater pub and Premier Inn in Kenton for housing, after local council refusal and resident objections.
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Smart Glasses Used to Cheat in London High Court, Judge Finds
A judge at the Royal Courts of Justice has ruled that a claimant was being fed answers through smart glasses during testimony, rejecting his evidence entirely in a landmark insolvency case.
Melbourne's $3,000 Inspection Dilemma: Sellers Pay?
Victorian government proposes mandatory vendor-funded building inspections as buyers like Toshi spend thousands on reports. New underquoting laws also target price transparency in property sales.
US Tenants Strike Over Rent Hikes Amid ICE Crackdowns
Rent strikes surge in the US as tenants protest steep rent increases and corporate investments, with Minneapolis activists organizing against eviction crises linked to immigration enforcement.
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Council Rejects Shurgard's 7am Opening Request in Eltham
Greenwich Council has denied Shurgard's application to open its new Eltham self-storage facility at 7am, upholding the original 8am start time after residents protested noise concerns.
Hackney Council Visitor Ban Criticized After C-Section Case
Hackney Council is under pressure to relax strict hostel visitor rules after a woman was denied family support following an emergency C-section. Shelter charity warns of isolation and trauma for families in temporary accommodation.
Senate Passes Bipartisan Housing Bill, Faces Trump Hurdle
The US Senate approved a bipartisan bill to boost housing accessibility and affordability, but its future is uncertain due to Trump's demand for voter-ID legislation and House negotiations.
Prince and Princess of Wales Surprise Shoppers at Borough Market
The Prince and Princess of Wales delighted crowds with an unannounced visit to London's Borough Market, where they served coffee and sampled artisanal cheeses, engaging with local vendors and social enterprises.
London Housing Investigation Wins Regional Press Award
MyLondon's 'Broken Homes' project, exposing housing disrepair and unfair relocation practices, has been named Digital Initiative of the Year at the Regional Press Awards 2026.
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Iranian Drone Hits Luxury Dubai Skyscraper, Evacuations
A luxury apartment building in Dubai Creek Harbor was struck by an Iranian drone, causing a major fire. All residents were evacuated safely with no injuries reported as UAE air defenses respond to threats.
Café Owners Sue City of London Over Tenancy Termination
Owners of three popular North London park cafés have initiated a High Court judicial review against the City of London Corporation, alleging unlawful termination of their tenancies and unfair tender process.
Landlord fined for threats and unlawful eviction of tenant
A Barnet landlord has been ordered to repay £6,500 after threatening to throw out a tenant, bagging her belongings, and violating data protection laws, as ruled by a property tribunal.
West London's 274-Home Development Approved, Work Starts This Year
A major 274-home development spanning Kensington and Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham has received final council approval. The project includes 118 affordable homes and aims to transform the Lots Road South area with new community spaces.
London's Child Population Plummets, Mayor Urged to Act
London's population of young children has dropped by nearly 100,000 in a decade, with families citing unaffordable housing and childcare as key reasons for leaving the capital.
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Hackney Residents Demand Evacuation After Flood and Fire
Residents of Fellows Court in Hackney are calling for a full evacuation after a burst pipe flooded homes just days after a fire, leaving many without heating and fearing for their safety.
London Boroughs Threaten Boycott Over Criterion Evictions
All 32 London boroughs warn they may boycott properties owned by Criterion Capital if reports of mass Section 21 evictions prove accurate, threatening the company's temporary accommodation business.
Mortgage Rates Top 5% as Lenders Pull 500 Products in 48 Hours
Average UK mortgage rates have exceeded 5% as lenders withdraw nearly 500 products in two days, marking the biggest upheaval since the 2022 mini-budget crisis.
Mortgage Lenders Pull Deals at Fastest Pace Since Mini-Budget
Nearly 500 residential mortgages have vanished from the market in 48 hours as swap rates spike and average fixed rates surge past 5%, creating the most rapid withdrawal since the Truss era.
Landlord to Pay £14,600 for Unlicensed HMO in Bow
A Tower Hamlets landlord has been ordered to repay £14,611.20 to two former tenants after a property tribunal ruled he operated an unlicensed HMO in Bow. The tribunal cited serious fire safety hazards and management failures.
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Win a £2.5M Eco Dream Home in Dorset for £10
Enter a charity draw for a chance to own a £2.5 million self-sufficient home in Dorset, featuring solar panels and scenic views. Tickets start at £10, with proceeds supporting charitable causes.
Man Buries 737 Jet in Garden for Nuclear Bunker and Bar
A Derbyshire man spends £70,000 on underground bunkers, including a buried Boeing 737 fuselage, as a fallout shelter for potential World War 3, while also planning to use it as a themed party room.
Mickey Rourke Evicted from LA Home Over Rent Debt
A Los Angeles court has ordered actor Mickey Rourke to vacate his rental property after he failed to pay $59,100 in rent and did not respond to eviction proceedings.
Scarborough Youth: Dreams vs. Disconnection in Coastal Town
In Scarborough, young people like Keane, Charlie, and Jack grapple with limited opportunities and poor transport, yet find pride and creativity in their community through drama and arts initiatives.
London Rental Market Eases After Six Years, Supply Still Critical
UK renters face lowest competition since 2020 with 4.8 enquiries per property, but London's housing stock remains 23% below pre-pandemic levels, keeping rents high at £2,187 monthly.
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Affordable Homes Reduced in Abbey Wood Tower After Mayor's Approval
A 25-storey tower near Abbey Wood's Elizabeth Line station has significantly reduced its allocation of affordable family homes, months after the Mayor overturned Bexley Council's refusal of the 288-unit development.
Katy Perry Loses Trademark Case to Australian Designer Katie
Pop star Katy Perry has lost a legal battle to trademark her name in Australia after a court ruled in favor of Sydney fashion designer Katie Taylor, who had been using the name for years.
Rental Competition Hits Six-Year Low as Supply Improves
Renters face less competition with 4.8 enquiries per home, the lowest since 2020, as mortgage conditions improve and migration slows, though supply remains below pre-pandemic levels.
Mother Demands Safety Reforms After Son's Fatal Balcony Fall
Fiona Garrett speaks out after her son Joshua Robbins fell five floors when a railing gave way, launching a campaign for mandatory high-rise safety standards.
Council Contacted Abuser, Left Victim in Unsuitable Refuge
Brent Council admitted contacting a domestic abuse perpetrator after a victim sought emergency help, then left her and her child in an unsuitable refuge for over two years, breaching homelessness guidelines.
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Solicitor Stalked Blogger, Called Him 'Sex Slave'
Andrew Milne, a solicitor, was convicted of stalking court blogger Daniel Cloake, sending 120 emails and making disturbing comments, including calling him a 'sex slave'.
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