Tony Martin's Heir to Convert Barns into 10 Homes on Farm
Jacqueline Wadsley, who inherited Tony Martin's £2.5m fortune, applies to convert barns at Bleak House Farm into 10 homes, continuing the legacy of the farmer who shot a burglar in 1999.
Category : Property
Tony Martin's Heir Plans Farm Development for 10 New Homes
Jacqueline Wadsley, who inherited shotgun farmer Tony Martin's fortune, seeks to convert barns at Bleak House Farm into ten homes under permitted development rights.
Bedroom Makeover Under £45 With Six Budget Buys
Discover how one writer revamped her bedroom for just £42.50 with six affordable homeware items from OHS, including bedding, cushions, and a pet bed, perfect for a spring refresh.
Designer Aurora Saboir Creates Bespoke Private Jet Interiors
Aurora Saboir transforms private jets into flying palaces for ultra-wealthy clients, with customisations costing up to €60 million. The Austrian designer focuses on natural materials and personalised luxury at 30,000 feet.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Kyle Sandilands Lists Sydney Mansion for $5.9M
Radio host Kyle Sandilands has put his lavish six-bedroom Sydney property on the market for $5.9 million, aiming to profit after extensive renovations following his wife's reluctance to live there.
Six Injured in New Hampshire Wedding Venue Floor Collapse
Six people sustained non-life-threatening injuries after a floor collapsed at a wedding venue in Tamworth, New Hampshire, sending approximately 70 guests into the basement.
Sydney Tree Battle Ends in Court Ruling for Homeowners
A legal dispute over a willow myrtle tree in Rozelle, Sydney, concluded with the NSW Land and Environment Court ordering its removal. Homeowners Sally Armati and David De Coster won their case against the strata over property damage risks.
Travellers Sell Land for SAS Training Near Martin Clunes' Home
Theo Langton and Ruth McGill, who won a planning battle against Martin Clunes, have sold part of their land for an SAS survival school, adding to the actor's local woes.
£319 Million Boost for High Streets and Playgrounds Announced
Ministers have unveiled a £319 million investment package, including a £301 million High Streets Innovation Fund and £18 million for playgrounds in deprived areas, to transform town centres across the country.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Labour's New Towns Could Be Named After Queen and Suffragettes
Labour's planned new towns could be named after Queen Elizabeth II, suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst, or King Athelstan, as part of a £48 billion housing initiative aiming to build 1.5 million homes by 2029.
First-Time Buyer Affordability: Nationwide's UK Analysis
Nationwide's analysis shows first-time buyers face house prices from 2.3 to 13.9 times local earnings, with Inverclyde most affordable and Kensington and Chelsea least.
Grandmother Loses Home in Parking Row with Neighbour
A 75-year-old retired teacher has been left bankrupt and homeless after a six-year legal battle with her neighbour over parking rights on their shared driveway in South London.
Interiors Expert Rates Celebrity Bathrooms: Tasteful to Tacky
An interiors expert has analysed celebrity bathrooms, revealing which stars have created luxurious sanctuaries and which have missed the mark with basic or tacky designs.
Neighbour's Basketball Hoop Drives Woman 'Insane'
A woman is being driven 'insane' by her neighbour's son's basketball hoop, which causes constant noise and damages her property, but a fence solution is costly.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Gary, Indiana's Revival: From Steel Town to Sporting Hub
Gary, Indiana, once dubbed 'America's Most Miserable City', is undergoing a dramatic transformation. With a demolition blitz clearing abandoned buildings and a bold proposal to host the Chicago Bears, the city aims to shed its industrial past and emerge a
Lammy Cuts Rent Tribunal Fee to £47 in Labour Shakeup
Justice Secretary David Lammy has intervened to reduce the fee for rent tribunals to just £47, down from over £100 proposed by officials, as part of Labour's Renters Rights Act set to take effect on May 1.
Hatton's Mansion Back on Market After Death, Price Cut £200k
The luxurious home of boxing legend Ricky Hatton has returned to the market for £1.65 million, £200,000 less than its original asking price, following his tragic death last September.
Inverclyde Most Affordable UK Area for First-Time Buyers
Inverclyde in Scotland is the most affordable UK area for first-time buyers, with homes costing 2.3 times local earnings, while Kensington and Chelsea is least affordable at 13.9 times earnings.
Sprinkler Soaks Car Daily, Neighbour Refuses to Adjust It
A homeowner faces £150 in car repair bills after a neighbour's automatic sprinkler system soaks their vehicle every morning, with the neighbour refusing to fix the issue and even calling police when adjustments were made.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Couple Builds Houseboat to Beat London's Property Market
Rosanna Irwin and her husband designed a bespoke floating home for under £200,000, slashing living costs and exploring London's waterways while avoiding sky-high rents and mortgages.
Investor Slams Squatter Activist as 'Cry Baby' in Housing Clash
A heated debate on housing as an investment sees a property investor with 180 homes label a squatter's rights activist a 'cry baby' over claims landlords are 'morally reprehensible'.
First-Time Buyers Face Stark Affordability Divide in UK
Nationwide analysis reveals first-time buyer property prices range from 2.3 to 13.9 times local earnings, with Inverclyde most affordable and Kensington and Chelsea least.
UK's Most and Least Affordable Areas for First-Time Buyers
Nationwide's analysis shows Inverclyde as the most affordable area for first-time buyers, while Kensington and Chelsea remains the least affordable, with mortgage rates rising amid economic uncertainty.
Chef Thomas Keller's Opposition Delays Yountville Housing Project
A proposed affordable housing development in California's Napa Valley faces delays after celebrity chef Thomas Keller and residents triggered a referendum, suspending key zoning changes for the Yountville Commons project.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
UK's £1.5bn Unclaimed Estates: Smith Leads Surname List
Over 5,000 unclaimed estates in the UK are valued at nearly £1.5 billion, with Smith the most common surname. London has the highest regional count, highlighting the urgent need for proper estate planning.
British Student Proposes Rebuilding Twin Towers in Chicago
A British aerospace engineering student has unveiled plans to construct a replica of the destroyed Twin Towers as part of a new science centre in Chicago, sparking mixed reactions online.
Office Furniture for Small Spaces: Expert Tips
Discover top expert-recommended office furniture solutions designed to maximise productivity and style in limited areas, from foldable desks to space-saving storage.
Scarsdale Named Wealthiest US ZIP Code in New Analysis
Scarsdale, a New York suburb, has been identified as America's wealthiest ZIP code with average household incomes exceeding $600,000, thanks to its elite schools and Manhattan proximity.
Nine Ways to Bring Spring Florals into Home Decor
Discover nine brilliant ideas to incorporate floral patterns, botanical prints, and blossomy motifs into your home this spring, from wallpaper to bedding.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Mass Evictions by Billionaire Landlord Before Law Change
Over 100 tenants face eviction notices from Asif Aziz's Criterion Capital just weeks before Section 21 'no-fault' repossessions are abolished in England, sparking government investigation.
Page 2 of 147
