Consett rage room seeks retrospective planning permission
Rage It Out in Consett has submitted a retrospective planning application after internal alterations created distinct activity zones for rage room and axe-throwing sessions.
Category : Property
Air conditioning home searches double as heatwaves hit
Searches for homes with air conditioning on Rightmove more than doubled between May and July compared with last year, as heatwaves influence buyer priorities.
Martin Lewis's three big mortgage blockers and how to beat them
Martin Lewis warns of three big things that stop mortgage approval: affordability, property type, and credit history. He offers tips to boost your chances.
Plans for 138 North Shields Fish Quay flats set for approval
North Tyneside Council planners have recommended approval for 138 new homes on the former Tyne Brand site at North Shields Fish Quay, with a decision due next week.
Air conditioning searches double as heatwaves hit
Searches for homes with air conditioning on Rightmove more than doubled between May and July compared with last year, as heatwaves influence buyer priorities.
£1 'project' house for sale in Newcastle's West End
A three-bedroom semi-detached house in Fenham, Newcastle, is up for auction at just £1, requiring full renovation, with bidding closing on September 9.
Escape to the Country couple reject £950k house for being too big
Emma and Sean, on Escape to the Country, turned down a £950,000 Georgian home in Worcestershire because it was too big, despite loving it.
Broadheath residents oppose Dairyhouse Lane warehouse plan
Residents of Dairyhouse Lane in Broadheath oppose a draft Trafford local plan that allocates a green space for 12,000sqm of industrial and warehousing floorspace, citing traffic, wildlife, and flooding concerns.
Salford flats project stalled after building firm goes bust
A five-storey block for the elderly in Walkden, Salford, is unfinished after Alderley Group went bust, leaving residents and councillors concerned about the 'eyesore' site.
Burnham 'angry' at water bill hikes but no action, says MP
Millions face higher water bills as 36% rise approved for 2025-2030; PM Burnham says he's 'angry' but has done nothing, writes Neil Hudson.
Glasgow tops UK cities for fastest home sales at 11 days
Glasgow is the UK's fastest-moving property market, with homes selling in as little as 11 days, while Wakefield is the slowest at 63 days.
Massage Mat With £49 Off Praised for Easing Back Pain
The Belena Air Stretch massage mat, reduced to £80.99 with code SUMMER10, is praised by shoppers for easing back pain and enhancing quality of life.
Elderly Perthshire tenants anxious as sheltered housing under threat
Elderly tenants in Comrie, including an 80-year-old, are anxious as Caledonia Housing reviews sheltered housing schemes, with a decision expected next week.
Matos: Vipotnik happy but £20m could tempt Swansea
Swansea boss Vitor Matos says Zan Vipotnik is happy at the club despite Hull's failed £10m bid, but admits a suitable offer could see him leave, while Cameron Burgess faces up to nine months out.
Man Utd handed Lewis Hall transfer boost as Newcastle close in on Dedic
Manchester United's pursuit of Lewis Hall could be boosted as Newcastle near a deal for Amar Dedic, potentially freeing the left-back to leave.
Glasgow tops UK list for fastest-selling homes
Homes in Glasgow sell in as little as 11 days, the fastest in the UK, according to Alto. The average UK property takes 30 days to sell, with Wakefield the slowest at 63 days.
Pergola legal rules: What to know before building
Before building a pergola, check property boundaries, height limits, and insurance. Expert Kara Gammell explains the legal rules to avoid disputes.
First-time buyers in Scotland can apply for help towards cost of new home
First-time buyers across Scotland can now apply for financial help through the Open Market Shared Equity Scheme, with buyers typically paying 60-90% of the cost of their home.
Developers win decade-long battle to convert office to flats
A developer has won a decade-long battle with Ealing Council to convert offices above a Barclays Bank into six flats, after proving continuous commercial use since 2007.
Man City's player sales power £300m midfield rebuild
Manchester City can fund a £300m midfield overhaul thanks to record player sales, not just financial might, as rivals struggle to match their transfer income.
Ogilvie Homes wins approval for 43 Kirknewton homes
Ogilvie Homes has won permission to build 43 homes in Kirknewton, West Lothian, despite objections over health care, traffic, and drainage. Councillors approved the plan with conditions.
Property lawyer reveals how to tell which garden fence is yours
A property lawyer explains that the 'T' mark on title deeds indicates fence ownership, and offers advice when deeds are unclear.
Property lawyer explains how to find out which fence is yours
A property lawyer reveals the 'T' mark method in title deeds to determine fence ownership, and what to do if deeds are unclear.
Mortgage arrears and repossessions fall in Q2 2026
Home repossessions fell 8% quarterly and 14% annually in Q2 2026, while buy-to-let repossessions dropped 22% and 20%, UK Finance reports.
Scotland's oldest hotel at risk as owner enters administration
Strathmore Hotels Ltd, owner of Scotland's 'oldest established' hotel, has entered administration. The Salutation Hotel in Perth, a 17th-century landmark, faces an uncertain future as administrators review options.
Glasgow named UK city where homes sell fastest
Glasgow is the UK city where homes sell fastest, averaging 11 days on the market, well below the UK average of 30 days, according to property software provider Alto.
Property lawyer reveals 'T' mark trick to identify your garden fence
A property lawyer explains how to determine fence ownership using title deeds and 'T' marks, plus what to do if deeds are unclear.
Swansea civic centre aquarium plans met with scepticism
Plans to transform Swansea's civic centre into flats, shops, cafes and an aquarium have been submitted, but Wales Online readers are unconvinced, questioning the cost and need for an expensive attraction.
JD Sports Trafford Centre opens iced café with 400 free drinks
A new specialty café, iced, has opened inside the world's largest JD Sports store at the Trafford Centre, offering 400 free drinks this weekend.
Dunelm's £7 Stackable Wire Basket: 4.9-Star Storage
Dunelm's Grey Stackable Wire Basket, priced at £7, earns 4.9-star rating for versatile storage, praised by customers for kitchens, bathrooms, and more.
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