Welsh Government may decide Cardiff data centre plans
Welsh ministers could take over the decision on a controversial data centre proposal in Cardiff after a holding directive was issued.
Category : Property
The Point in Sunderland on sale for £1.5m
The Point, a 26,640 sq ft Sunderland leisure venue with three nightspots, is on the market for £1.5m. Fleurets is marketing the freehold.
Newcastle £60m student tower approved despite size fears
Newcastle councillors narrowly approved a £60m, 21-storey student housing tower replacing Hadrian House, despite concerns over its 'gargantuan' scale and local impacts.
Bridgend approves 850-home Parc Llangewydd scheme
Bridgend council has approved plans for up to 850 homes at Parc Llangewydd, west of Bridgend, despite 28 resident objections and concerns from two local councillors.
Pato's Northampton Town takeover approved by EFL and IFR
Former Chelsea striker Alexandre Pato's consortium has had its proposed shareholding acquisition of League Two side Northampton Town approved by the IFR and EFL.
Cornish Loe Beach with café and boatyard listed for £3m
Loe Beach near Feock in Cornwall is on the market for £3 million, sparking concern among residents and a planned parish council meeting.
Unblock a drain in 10 minutes with soda crystals, not vinegar
Soda crystals, not vinegar or baking soda, are the most effective drain unblocker, say experts. Pour boiling water, then a mug of soda crystals, and flush after 10 minutes.
Bathla collapse exposes cracks in Australia's construction sector
Bathla Group's collapse leaves thousands of buyers in limbo, highlighting broader construction woes and casting doubt on Australia's housing targets.
Kretinsky to become West Ham's biggest shareholder
Daniel Kretinsky will become West Ham's largest shareholder after agreeing a deal with David Sullivan, ending Amanda Staveley's hopes of buying a stake.
Alan Carr plans cafe and shop at Scottish castle estate
Alan Carr has submitted plans to turn derelict potting sheds at Ayton Castle into a community cafe and estate shop, following his £3.25m purchase.
Carragher: Liverpool made mistake not signing a right-back
Jamie Carragher says Liverpool made a mistake by not signing a right-back in the summer, insisting the club cannot wait for Conor Bradley to return from injury.
UK homeowners: has hot weather damaged your property?
The Guardian is asking UK homeowners affected by subsidence or other damage from this year's hot, dry weather to share their experiences, including insurance claims.
Crest Nicholson warns of annual loss in subdued market
Crest Nicholson expects an operating loss of about £10m after completing fewer homes than expected in a subdued property market, its third profit warning since April.
Man Utd transfer pattern clear as 2027 Premier League hint dropped
Six of Manchester United's eight first-team signings in two full Ineos summers came from Premier League clubs, a policy expected to continue into 2027.
Work starts on luxury flats at scandal-hit Wirral school
Work has begun converting the former Life Wirral school in New Brighton into five high-end apartments, after the school closed following an abuse scandal exposed by a BBC Panorama documentary.
Salford councillor to challenge greenbelt housing approval
A Salford councillor plans a judicial review of the approval of 282 homes on former greenbelt land near RHS Bridgewater, with over £14,000 raised toward legal costs.
Everton's transfer shambles leaves Moyes with weaker squad
Everton's deadline-day chaos left David Moyes with a smaller squad and one striker, making Angus Kinnear's European ambitions laughable, writes Andy Dunn.
Wigan's Wallgate building set to become new pub
The OV Group has applied to convert 25 Wallgate in Wigan from a recruitment agency into a licensed bar with accommodation above, following a heritage assessment.
Five Liverpool exits still possible after transfer deadline
Liverpool could still complete five departures despite the Premier League window closing, with Lewis Koumas, Harvey Davies, Federico Chiesa, Jayden Danns and James McConnell linked with moves abroad.
Iconic Edinburgh Home Well Court Hall Listed for £1.395M
Well Court Hall, a three-bedroom home in one of Edinburgh's most iconic A-listed buildings, is on sale for £1.395 million through Savills. The restored property features original details, a circular staircase, and riverside views.
How Man Utd missed out on left-back despite late City call
Man Utd spent over £150m on midfielders but failed to sign a left-back, missing out on four targets including a late approach to Manchester City for Rayan Ait-Nouri.
Home-buyer mortgage approvals hit lowest since January 2024
Mortgage approvals for home-buyers fell to 56,053 in July, the lowest since January 2024, as higher fixed-rate costs weigh on activity, Bank of England figures show.
Man United's Summer Spend Lower Than Ipswich's
Manchester United spent £152m this summer, less than newly-promoted Ipswich Town's £171m, as the Reds ranked lowest among the 'Big Six' in the transfer window.
Man Utd left-back search hits snag as City reject Ait-Nouri approach
Manchester United approached Manchester City over a loan for Rayan Ait-Nouri on deadline day, but City wanted an obligation to buy, so no deal was agreed.
Caroline Quentin sells home and reveals she won't buy again
Caroline Quentin has sold her six-bedroom Devon farmhouse and now rents in Somerset, saying she doesn't think she'll buy again after finding the large garden exhausting.
Perthshire residents fight sheltered housing closure
Around 250 people packed a Comrie meeting to demand Caledonia Housing rethink plans to close Cameron Court and reduce sheltered housing at Tay Place and Almond Place.
UK house prices rise for first time since April, says Nationwide
UK house prices rose 0.2% month on month in August to £275,465, the first increase since April, as the market awaits an interest rate decision.
Why cracks are appearing in UK homes after heatwaves
Record heat and drought have caused subsidence cracks in UK homes, especially London's clay-built Victorian and Edwardian properties. Insurance claims hit a record last quarter, with average payouts of £20,000.
Edinburgh estate named one of Scotland's most dog-friendly
Bangour Village, a housing estate near Edinburgh built on a former psychiatric hospital site, is home to 19 dogs across its 41 homes, earning it the title of one of Scotland's most dog-friendly new neighbourhoods.
Grade II-listed Welsh gatehouse for sale at £230,000
A Grade II-listed former gatehouse in Powys, near Machynlleth, is on the market for £230,000, featuring period details, gardens and a wrap-around veranda.
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