Masons Arms in Norham up for sale as owners retire
The Masons Arms, a Grade II Listed former coaching inn in Norham, Northumberland, is on the market for offers over £750,000 as owners James and Linda Tomlinson retire.
Category : Property
Cardiff Council buys 40-apartment block to house homeless
Cardiff Council has acquired Lime Tree Mansions, a 40-apartment building on Whitchurch Road, to provide temporary accommodation for households in need as part of its homelessness strategy.
Family blocked from garage due to train passenger views
A family in Llanfrechfa, near Cwmbran, has been refused permission to build a garage because planners said it would spoil views for train passengers passing at up to 90mph.
Historic Aintree fire station up for sale after plans stall
Aintree Fire Station in Liverpool is up for sale at £750,000 after Best Care Liverpool Ltd deemed its redevelopment plans unaffordable, following a rejected housing scheme and costly planning process.
Hazlewoods moves to larger Cardiff offices for expansion
Accountancy firm Hazlewoods has moved its 34-strong Cardiff team to South Gate House to support growth, less than two years after opening its first Welsh office.
Garage plan rejected to protect train line views
A Llanfrechfa homeowner's plans to build a garage and expand his garden into countryside were refused to protect views for train passengers on the South Wales to Manchester line.
Bermondsey tenants urge Southwark Council to fund legal fight
More than 150 Bermondsey residents on the St James Estate face Section 21 evictions and rent hikes of up to £524 a month, and have urged Southwark Council to fund their legal battle against what they call a 'predatory' landlord.
Breck Road Library set to become betting shop
Boylesports has lodged plans to divide the former Breck Road Library in Anfield, closed since October over a rent row, to create a new betting shop.
Shop owners walk out over 100% rent hikes in west London
Shop owners stormed out of a Hillingdon Council meeting shouting 'shame on you' after hearing plans for 100% rent increases at Mulberry Parade in West Drayton.
Your First Home scheme: what first-time buyers need to know
Government unveils Your First Home scheme for first-time buyers in England, offering a 20% equity loan and 2.5% deposit, sparking a rally in housebuilder shares.
Further rate hikes could devastate property market: experts
Experts warn two or three more RBA rate hikes would be 'devastating' for the property market, yet housing would remain more unaffordable than ever as higher borrowing costs trump lower prices.
Cheapest commuter towns near big UK cities for renters
SpareRoom data reveals the cheapest commuter towns near London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool where rents haven't risen year-on-year.
Bolton Council to Spend £14.5m on 100 Homes for Homeless
Bolton Council plans to spend £14.5m buying up to 100 homes for temporary homeless accommodation, aiming to save £5m over 10 years and reduce reliance on costly hotels.
Stockport greenbelt to be cleared for homes as councillor says 'we have no say in this'
Stockport councillors approved plans for 160 new homes on green belt land off Jackson's Lane in Hazel Grove, despite objections from 127 people and a petition signed by 2,372. One councillor called it 'a crime' but said their hands were tied.
UK diesel record: van owners face £1,965 yearly fuel bills
UK diesel prices have hit a record high of 199.18p per litre, with van owners potentially facing £1,965 annual fuel bills, according to MoneySuperMarket analysis.
Housebuilder shares jump after Your First Home scheme unveiled
Housebuilder shares surged after the Government announced Your First Home, a scheme letting first-time buyers purchase new-builds with a 2.5% deposit and a 20% government equity loan.
Pembrokeshire parking season tickets to rise to £75 in 2027
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park single-site parking season tickets will rise from £50 to £75 in 2027, after members voted eight to four against a proposed £100 increase.
MP warns high streets could become 'ruins for archaeologists'
Labour MP Sam Rushworth warns Britain's dying high streets could become ruins for archaeologists unless public money is invested, citing boarded-up shops and a £12m renovation gap in his constituency.
Barclays hikes mortgage rates, pressuring rivals
Barclays is withdrawing its 4.75% two-year and 4.93% five-year fixed mortgages from Tuesday, raising rates to 5.05% and 5.03%, with experts warning other lenders may follow and sub-5% deals could disappear.
Demolition begins on Merthyr Tydfil Hoover factory site
Demolition has started on the former Hoover factory in Merthyr Tydfil, once employing 5,000, to make way for a new neighbourhood with up to 441 homes, a Metro station and community hub.
Revival plans for Fulham's The Redback pub after squatters
Plans have been submitted to revive The Redback pub in Fulham, two years after squatters were removed, with proposals for extra floors and function rooms.
Your First Home scheme with 2.5% deposit announced
Your First Home scheme will let first-time buyers put down a 2.5% deposit, with the Government providing a 20% equity loan. Registration opens at the end of the year.
Housebuilder shares jump on first-time buyer scheme plan
Housebuilders saw shares surge after the Government announced Your First Home, a scheme helping first-time buyers in England purchase new-builds with a 2.5% deposit and a 20% equity loan.
Diesel drivers told 9 ways to save fuel as prices hit record high
Diesel prices hit a record 199.18p per litre, prompting experts to share nine tips to cut fuel costs, from avoiding aircon to inflating tyres correctly.
JP Morgan plans outdoor gym and terrace in Bournemouth
JP Morgan has submitted plans for a terrace, outdoor gym and table tennis area at its Chaseside campus in Bournemouth, aiming to boost staff wellbeing.
Lloyds opens 10-storey Cardiff office for 2,500 staff
Lloyds Banking Group has opened its new 10-storey office on John Street in Cardiff city centre, accommodating 2,500 staff in a hybrid working operation.
Britain's 'smallest' house is so tiny no one lives there
Britain's smallest home, a 72-inch-wide red house in Conwy, Wales, is now a tourist attraction after being condemned in 1900.
UK diesel prices hit all-time record high
UK average diesel price reached 199.18p per litre, the highest ever recorded, beating the previous June 2022 high of 199.09p.
Scottish Farmhouse on Market for Only £200k
Myreside Farmhouse, a three-bedroom home near Banchory, is on the market for offers over £200,000. The property needs modernisation but offers panoramic views and a spacious garden.
Cutting neighbour's tree branches: the legal rules explained
In England and Wales, you may trim branches crossing your boundary, but only up to the line, without stepping onto your neighbour's land or damaging the tree.
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