Developer in court over vandalised Victorian pub tiles
Property developer Charlie Southall faces court over the destruction of historic tiles at Brighton's Montreal Arms. The council demands restoration of the 160-year-old pub's heritage.
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Millionaire in court over Victorian pub vandalism
Property developer Charlie Southall, 46, appears at Lewes Crown Court accused of breaching an order to restore a 160-year-old Brighton pub's historic tiles. The community 'cherished' the Montreal Arms.
Sydney's 'Ghost Tower' Repairs to Start After Defects
A 24-storey residential tower in Parramatta, empty since 2022 due to serious defects, will finally undergo repairs. The saga highlights Australia's building crisis and calls for developer licensing.
Property Mogul Stanley Roth Dies Suddenly at 72
The Australian Jewish community mourns the sudden death of Stanley Roth AM, the property developer behind Sydney's iconic 'Toaster' building. Read tributes and his remarkable legacy.
World Cup match times a 'welcome boost' for UK pubs
England's group stage matches will kick off before midnight, offering a major boost to UK pubs and bars. Hospitality bosses call for extended licensing hours to maximise the economic benefit.
Backlash Over Netflix-Warner Bros Content Deal
A new licensing deal between Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery gives the streamer unprecedented control over major franchises, sparking industry and creator backlash. Discover the implications for film and TV.
Pubs get 1am licence for World Cup if England progress
UK pubs could stay open until 1am for World Cup 2026 if England or any home nation reach the quarter-finals. The Home Secretary's plan aims to boost hospitality and community spirit. Read more.
UK Pubs Get 1am Licence for World Cup Knock-Outs
UK pubs can stay open until 1am for Home Nations' World Cup knock-out games, offering a vital economic boost. Find out how this supports fans and the hospitality sector.
Swinney urged to relax World Cup pub licensing rules
First Minister John Swinney faces calls to relax licensing rules for pubs and allow fan parks during the World Cup to boost Scotland's economy. Hospitality leaders demand action.
New national safety standards for taxi drivers
New national licensing reforms will introduce rigorous vetting for all taxi drivers in England to improve passenger safety and tackle out-of-area working issues.
Developer's case thrown out after eating in tribunal
A software developer lost his unfair dismissal claim against AIG after eating a full meal during the virtual hearing. Discover the full story behind this extraordinary employment tribunal case.
Microsoft 'ripped off NHS' claims MP in contract row
Labour MP Samantha Niblett alleges Microsoft overcharged NHS in £700m deal as MPs call for more contracts with British tech firms. Read the full investigation.
Restaurant sends legal letters to noise complainants
Pierluigi's Italian restaurant in Beckenham sends cease and desist letters to residents who complained about noise levels. Read the full dispute details.
South Korea ends 70-year tattoo ban in landmark ruling
In a historic victory for personal freedom, South Korea's Constitutional Court strikes down the nation's 70-year ban on non-medical tattooing, decriminalising thousands of artists and signalling a cultural shift.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves ran unlicensed letting agency
Exclusive investigation reveals Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves operated as an unlicensed letting agent while serving as an MP, raising questions about property industry compliance.
Estate Agents Warn Reeves Over Rental Licensing Dangers
Property industry leaders issue stark warning to Rachel Reeves over mandatory rental licensing scheme that could worsen housing crisis and increase costs for tenants.
Sydney housing crisis deepens as developer bonuses backfire
Exclusive investigation reveals how Sydney's planning incentives are accelerating the loss of older rental properties, pushing vulnerable residents out of the market and worsening the city's affordability crisis.
Estate Agent Shake-Up: Mandatory Licensing Proposed
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces groundbreaking plans to regulate estate agents through mandatory licensing, aiming to clean up the property market and prevent rogue practices that cost consumers millions.
Landlords blast Rachel Reeves over £30k fine double standards
Private landlords hit with massive £30,000 penalty for HMO licensing violations blast Labour's Rachel Reeves for apparent hypocrisy after her own tenant dispute emerges. The property licensing crackdown faces scrutiny as MP's rental history comes to light
Rachel Reeves accused of hypocrisy over landlord licences
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused of double standards after backing campaign against selective landlord licensing in her Leeds constituency while supporting similar schemes nationally.
Council's £10,000 property licence blunder exposed
A devastating administrative error by Westminster Council left a landlord facing a £10,000 bill after officials mistakenly revoked her property licence. The shocking case exposes serious flaws in local authority licensing systems.
Labour's landlord licensing plan to transform rental market
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils Labour's radical plan to overhaul private rental sector with mandatory licensing and crackdown on substandard housing.
Labour plans mandatory landlord licensing scheme
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces Labour's radical plan to overhaul Britain's rental market with compulsory licensing for landlords, promising to end the 'wild west' rental sector.
Labour scraps landlord licensing in housing overhaul
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping changes to rental regulations, abolishing mandatory landlord licensing schemes while pledging to build 1.5 million new homes and strengthen tenant protections across England.
Homeowners' fury over 'monstrous' 60ft warehouses
Furious residents who purchased new-build homes discover developers' secret plans for massive industrial warehouses looming over their properties, leaving them feeling cheated and trapped.
Property tycoon drapes massive Union Jack over council building
A prominent property developer has sparked controversy by covering a council building with an enormous Union flag in a dramatic stand against local authority decisions. The stunning visual protest has divided public opinion in Westminster.
Property developer accused of posing as AFP officer
Exclusive: A wealthy property developer faces serious charges after allegedly impersonating an Australian Federal Police officer with fake badges and credentials in a shocking case of identity deception.
Sydney Built Lifestyles collapses into liquidation
Exclusive: High-end property developer Sydney Built Lifestyles enters voluntary liquidation, leaving customers with unfinished homes and substantial financial losses. Discover the full story behind the collapse.
Google's $60M Reddit AI Deal Reshapes Tech Industry
Google agrees to pay Reddit approximately $60 million annually for AI training data access, marking a seismic shift in content valuation and AI development strategies.
Ninja Gaiden Creator Tomonobu Itagaki Dies at 57
Tributes pour in for legendary game developer Tomonobu Itagaki, the visionary behind Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive, who passed away at 57 leaving an indelible mark on the gaming industry.
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