By Jacob Phillips, Local Democracy Reporter Thames Water has been fined £30,000 for leaving a huge hole outside residents’ homes. The water company was taken to the City of London Magistrates Court... Read more »
A writer who has hosted four Ukrainian women has called on the Government to provide more “clarity” to hosts on the future of the Homes for Ukraine scheme and “dramatically increase” their... Read more »
The Hackney-based practice’s 300m² infill scheme replaces garages at the end of a row of terrace houses on the corner of Kempton Road and Burges Road at East Ham in Newham and... Read more »
The new homes sales progression and aftercare platform, Unlatch, reveals that Great Britain’s new-build housing market is worth almost £3 billion. In accordance with new-build sales records from the Land Registry 7,591 new... Read more »
L ondon’s newest rail line finally steamed into action this summer — and the purple line that Crossrail has drawn across the Tube map now marks the location of some of the... Read more »
He said demand picked up in London, as buyers returned to city centres post-pandemic and proximity to work regained importance. Agace said: “As a result, we saw prices for houses starting to... Read more »
Households living in rental properties across the North of England face the biggest financial headache from soaring fuel price rises, according to a new study. PropTech data firm Homesearch says its research... Read more »
The average household in south east London could spend thousands per year on their energy bill when the new price cap comes into effect in October, analysis suggests. Ofgem, the UK’s energy... Read more »
T he capital’s historical housing stock has long dominated its residential realm, making living in a pre- or early 20th-century structure one of the most common and iconic domestic experiences in London.... Read more »