Moyes: Everton still short in squad, O'Brien will play
David Moyes says Everton are still one player down on last season and need more signings, while insisting Jake O'Brien will play plenty of games this season.
Category : Property
Poundland's 600 shops in doubt as new bidder Modella Capital sounded out
Modella Capital is reportedly being sounded out about buying Poundland, casting doubt on the future of its 600 stores and 12,000 jobs.
Liverpool agree £120m Barcola deal as Sarr £50m target eyed
Liverpool have agreed a £120m package for PSG's Bradley Barcola, with £100m upfront and £20m in add-ons, while Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr is a £50m target.
Mid Dunbartonshire Named Scotland's Best Retirement Location
Legal and General ranked Mid Dunbartonshire as Scotland's best retirement location, scoring 55 out of 100 across 632 British constituencies for pensioners seeking a happier later life.
Plug-in solar panels on sale in UK after legal barriers removed
Plug-in solar panels are now on sale in UK shops and online after rules allowing their sale came into force, with kits producing up to 800W of power.
Liverpool court building set for apart-hotel transformation
A revised planning application for an apart-hotel scheme has been submitted for the former Magistrates Court on Dale Street, after JSM acquired the Grade II listed building in 2025.
UK house hunting picks up after summer slowdown, Zoopla says
UK home buyer searches rose 7% in four weeks to August 16, with activity up across every region for the first time in a year, Zoopla reports.
Fresh plans for retirement homes on former Bromborough library site
McCarthy & Stone has submitted updated plans for 46 retirement apartments on the former Bromborough Civic Centre site, showing a redesigned three-storey block with a mixed red brick and white rendered façade.
Burnham's £10bn housing plan 'woefully inadequate'
Andy Burnham's £10bn plan for 70,000 homes is 'woefully inadequate' and fails to address mass immigration, says Migration Watch UK chairman Alp Mehmet.
London buyers' purchasing power drops 9% as rates stay high
Londoners have seen the biggest drop in buying power in the UK due to higher mortgage rates, with buyers needing £35,500 more deposit to buy the same home.
Stagecoach Accused of Delaying £350m Stockport Regeneration
Stockport council escalates row with Stagecoach over depot costs, warning that delays could risk £41.3m of public funding for the Stockport 8 regeneration.
Flat-pack wooden skyscrapers could shape future cities
Engineered timber is enabling flat-pack wooden skyscrapers, which could transform urban construction and cut carbon emissions, according to a new report.
Cardiff tenant describes 'horrific' housing block conditions
A tenant at Brontë House in Cardiff says rubbish, rats, maggots and drug paraphernalia have made conditions 'absolutely horrific', with Codi Group responding to concerns.
UK home buyer searches up 7% as summer slowdown eases
Home buyer searches in the UK rose 7% in the four weeks to August 16, with activity picking up in every region for the first time in a year, Zoopla reports.
Londoners' buying power drops 9% as mortgage rates stay high
Rising mortgage rates have cut Londoners' buying power by nine per cent, with buyers needing £35,500 more deposit to purchase the same home, Zoopla research shows.
LIV Golf to axe 90% of staff as Rahm exit looms
LIV Golf is cutting 90 percent of its workforce, more than 250 jobs, as PIF funding ends and the league seeks a new investor for LIV 2.0.
Escape to the Country couple surprised by 'clever' laundry room
Matt and Jamie found their dream Devon home on Escape to the Country with Sonali Shah, impressed by a first-floor laundry room, and bought their first property together.
Escape to the Country host 'obsessed' with Devon laundry room
Sonali Shah declared herself 'obsessed' with a Georgian house in Ipplepen during Escape to the Country, as Matt and Jamie's Devon house hunt ended with an offer on another property.
Newsom lists California mansion for $7.5m before term ends
California governor Gavin Newsom has listed his Sacramento-area mansion for $7.5m. The 12-bath, seven-bed Fair Oaks estate features a tennis court, pool, and 5,000-bottle wine cellar.
Leaseholders in limbo two years after Dagenham Spectrum fire
Two years after a fire destroyed the Spectrum Building in Dagenham, leaseholders still pay mortgages on flats that no longer exist and await insurance payouts.
Fence paint row: homeowner's legal rights and revenge
A homeowner flipped fence panels after a neighbour's black paint dripped onto his side. Legal rights allow demands for clean-up or reimbursement.
Chelsea weigh up shock Emi Martinez transfer as Alonso stance clear
Chelsea could sign Emi Martinez in the final week of the transfer window with the Aston Villa goalkeeper offered to the Blues as he looks for a way out of Villa Park.
Dartford named UK's top first-time buyer hotspot
Dartford, Kent, has the highest proportion of first-time buyer purchases in Britain, with 19.36 sales per 1,000 dwellings, according to HouseBuyers4u.
Liverpool secret weapon to beat Man Utd to £50m Sarr deal
Liverpool have reportedly submitted a £50million bid for Ismaila Sarr, with a close friendship with Sadio Mane seen as a secret weapon to beat Man Utd.
Legal Options When Neighbour's Paint Drips Onto Your Fence
A man flipped his fence panels after a neighbour's paint dripped onto his side. Legal experts say neither party can paint a shared fence without mutual agreement, and the dripper must clean up.
North Lanarkshire proposes 2,400 homes in five-year housing plan
North Lanarkshire Council has proposed almost 2,400 affordable homes for its Strategic Housing Investment Plan for 2027/28 to 2031/32, including 399 new-build homes from new projects.
Burnham faces Left pressure for £7.5bn London property tax
Andy Burnham faces growing Left-wing pressure to replace council tax and stamp duty with a proportional property tax that could cost hundreds of thousands of Londoners up to £1,200 more a year and add £7.5bn to the capital's bill.
Tenants warned of 'two-home trap' under new renting rules
Tenants face a costly 'two-home trap' under the Renters' Rights reforms, as new two-month notice rules can leave them paying rent on two properties at once, a legal expert warns.
Altrincham £2.5m Foundation workspace expansion plan
Altrincham, named best place to live in the North West, is set for a £2.5m expansion of the Foundation workspace building, adding 14,215 sq ft of new space.
Chelsea consider Emi Martinez move after Sanchez errors
Chelsea are considering signing Emi Martinez after being offered the Aston Villa goalkeeper, following Robert Sanchez's errors against Fulham.
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