Dog Fouling: Your Legal Rights and How to Act
Dog fouling is a common neighbourhood dispute in the UK. Learn your legal rights, potential fines up to £1,000, and how councils enforce the law.
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Lloyds Bank Card Replacement Rules Clarified
Lloyds Bank has clarified its bank card replacement policy after a customer complained about being unable to request a new card when their old one was expiring.
Green Party Leader Polanski Missed Vote Over Registration
Green Party Leader Zack Polanski failed to vote in local elections due to moving house and extra steps for anonymous registration after antisemitic and homophobic abuse.
Labour Holiday Tax Sparks Fear for Seaside Tourism
Labour's new Overnight Visitor Levy Bill faces backlash from holidaymakers, businesses, and MPs, who fear it will deter staycations and hurt working families.
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Tony Martin Heiress Withdraws Barn Conversion Plans
Jacqueline Wadsley, who inherited £2.5M from shotgun farmer Tony Martin, withdrew plans to convert barns into homes after wildlife and highway concerns.
Pippa Middleton Footpath Row: Conran Widow Testifies
Lady Victoria Conran testifies in Pippa Middleton's dispute with ramblers over a footpath on her £15m estate, supporting the couple's claim the path is private.
Edinburgh Tower Block Demolition Halted by Lone Resident
The demolition of Inchmickery Court in Edinburgh has been delayed as the last remaining tenant refuses to leave, demanding alternative accommodation for nearly three years.
11 Things an American Learned After 11 Years in the UK
An American woman who moved from Seattle to the UK 11 years ago shares surprising differences, from work leave to raisins in baked goods.
Pippa Middleton in Row with Locals Over Blocked Footpath
Pippa Middleton and James Matthews face a planning inquiry after blocking a footpath through their Berkshire estate, citing security issues, but locals and Ramblers argue for public right of way.
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Green Council Van Dweller Plan Angers Bristol Residents
Bristol City Council's proposal to legalise a van dweller site in Southmead has infuriated neighbours, who claim they've lost life savings and face anti-social behaviour issues.
Scottish Pharmacy Chain Goes Into Administration
Amiry & Gilbride Healthcare Limited (AGH), operating 13 pharmacies in Scotland, has entered administration. Subsidiaries continue trading normally.
Couple Told to Bulldoze £650k Mansion Now Seek to Convert It
David and Dawn Allan built a £650,000 mansion without permission in Gorebridge, Midlothian. After being ordered to demolish it, they now plan to convert it into two semi-detached homes.
Yorkshire Airport Reopening Advances After Loan Threat Dropped
Plans to reopen Doncaster Sheffield Airport have moved forward after Reform councillors agreed not to block a £57m loan, citing improved lease transparency.
Converted Reservoir in Devon Cheaper Than London Flat
A four-bedroom home converted from a Victorian reservoir in Barnstaple, Devon, is on the market for £400k-£450k, less than the average London flat price.
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Parents Want Less School Tech, Districts Push Back
Parents nationwide are lobbying for reduced screen time in schools, but districts argue tech is essential. In Pennsylvania, a petition for opt-outs faces resistance.
Campsite Closure Over Road Upgrades They Can't Afford
A couple in Victoria, Australia, has been forced to shut down their free campsite due to a dispute with the council and transport department over road upgrades they cannot afford.
Father Hounded Over Unlawful LTN Fine on Way to GP
A Croydon father recovering from surgery was harassed by debt collectors after a friend drove through a Low Traffic Neighbourhood later ruled unlawful. The council made £7.2m from the scheme.
RFU Plans 15 Non-Sporting Events at Twickenham for £500m
The RFU aims to increase non-sporting events at Twickenham from 3 to 15, raising £500m for English rugby, with potential for major concerts like Taylor Swift.
Coalition to Cap Migration Using Home Building Figures
Angus Taylor will announce the Coalition's plan to limit immigration to the number of new homes built, using housing completions as a hard ceiling for overseas arrivals.
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Best UK Family Campsites: Pools, Bars, Pizza Ovens
Discover the UK's best family-friendly campsites with outdoor pools, on-site bars, and pizza ovens. Top-ranked sites offer heated pools, kids' clubs, and more.
Mum Fined £500 for Leaving Toy Kitchen with 'Free' Sign
A mother in Windsor was fined £500 for fly-tipping after leaving her daughter's toy kitchen on the pavement with a 'free to collect' sign, sparking outrage among neighbours.
Mudeford Residents Furious Over Two-Storey Homes Plan
Neighbours in Mudeford, Dorset, are outraged by plans to replace a bungalow with two-storey houses, fearing loss of privacy and character.
London landlord sparks fury over £1,022 room with restrictions
A London landlord advertises a single room for £1,022 per month, banning daily cooking and living room access, sparking outrage on social media.
Dicksons Closes North Shields Branch After 36 Years
Dicksons, a beloved North East food chain, has closed its Bedford Way branch after 36 years. A new store opens next week on the high street, continuing the tradition.
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Kent villagers slam Lego-like pastel homes as 'sore thumb'
Residents in Greatstone, Kent, criticise four new pastel-coloured homes resembling Lego bricks, saying they clash with the 1930s character of the seaside town.
Reform Councillor Proposes UFO Monitoring at Airport
Reform UK councillor Kieran Lay has proposed monitoring UFO activity as part of Doncaster Sheffield Airport's reopening, raising safety concerns over public funds.
Woman Fined £20,000 Over Gorilla Statue on Her House
A Wakefield homeowner has been ordered to remove a four-foot gorilla statue from her house or face a £20,000 fine, sparking a dispute with the council.
Montana Brown Criticized Over School Run Fears
Love Island star Montana Brown faces backlash after admitting she's 'petrified' of being tied to school drop-offs, sparking debate on parental responsibilities and privilege.
Cruise Ship Hantavirus Outbreak: How Common Are Illnesses?
After a deadly hantavirus outbreak on a polar cruise, experts reassure that illnesses at sea remain rare. Learn about cruise hygiene and risks.
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Mother Fined £500 for Free Toy Kitchen on Pavement
Anna Karamiseva was fined £500 for leaving her daughter's toy kitchen on the pavement with a 'Free to collect' sign, sparking outrage over council enforcement.
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