Wetherspoons customers walk through wall after door vanishes
Baffled drinkers at a Wetherspoons in Sheffield were left stunned when the pub's front door disappeared overnight, forcing punters to walk through a hole in the wall.
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George Clarke's stunning Essex home transformation
Architect George Clarke works his magic on a modest Essex home, creating a stunning transformation that pits kitchen against garden in a battle for space and style.
Killarney's 'Crazy Cat Lady' faces eviction over 30 cats
A Killarney woman, dubbed the 'Crazy Cat Lady,' is at risk of losing her home after housing officials discovered she was keeping over 30 cats in her small apartment. Neighbours complain of noise and odour, sparking a local debate on animal welfare and hou
UK rental prices surge post-pandemic
Rental prices across the UK have surged dramatically since the pandemic, leaving tenants struggling with affordability. Discover the key factors driving this crisis and what it means for renters.
Fraudsters Exposed as Owners of Council Houses
A damning investigation reveals fraudsters own council houses meant for vulnerable families, sparking outrage and calls for urgent reform.
Mum fined £100 despite valid parking permit
A frustrated mother was fined £100 after council officials refused to accept her parking permit as valid – even though she had proof of payment.
Swansea's 'Secret Palace' Listed for £1.5m
A breathtaking Swansea property, dubbed a 'secret palace', has hit the market for £1.5m. Discover the luxurious features of this stunning home that could rival Buckingham Palace.
Apple and Samsung in London store legal battle
Tech giants Apple and Samsung are embroiled in a legal dispute over a London store location, with potential implications for retail expansion across Europe.
Parking row erupts as neighbour told to move car
A furious neighbour has been told to stop parking outside a family's home – sparking a heated debate over parking rights and private property.
UK rental market sees sharpest drop since COVID
The UK rental market is experiencing its steepest decline in new properties since the pandemic, with rising demand and shrinking supply pushing prices higher, according to RICS.
Southwest US housing market faces inventory surge, price cuts
The US Southwest housing market faces a crisis as inventory surges and sellers slash prices, creating a buyer's paradise. Discover which metros are hardest hit and what it means for the future.
Adelaide Hills home's stunning before-and-after transformation
Discover the breathtaking before-and-after journey of a derelict Adelaide Hills property, now restored to its former glory with a modern twist.
Heatwave reveals ghostly outlines of lost historic buildings
Britain's scorching summer has exposed long-lost architectural treasures as parch marks reveal ghostly outlines of forgotten halls, walls and structures beneath the soil.
Maine town reels from fish stench and home price surge
A peaceful Maine town faces an unusual crisis as a foul rotting fish odour lingers alongside skyrocketing property prices, leaving residents baffled and frustrated.
UK mortgage rates rise as lenders adjust quotes
UK homeowners and buyers are seeing mortgage rates rise as lenders reassess their offers amid economic uncertainty. Find out how this could impact your finances.
Landlord's nightmare as 22 tarantulas escape in property
A landlord was left horrified after discovering that a former tenant's collection of 22 tarantulas had escaped inside the rental property, sparking a frantic search to recover the venomous spiders.
PwC tracks UK office attendance with traffic light dashboard
PwC has introduced a traffic light dashboard to track employee office attendance in the UK, sparking debate on workplace surveillance and hybrid work policies.
Neighbour removes 3ft garden without permission
A homeowner is left furious after their neighbour removed a 3ft section of their front garden without consent, sparking a local dispute over property boundaries.
£1.2m Ivy-Covered House Sparks Debate
A three-bedroom house in the UK, entirely engulfed by ivy, has hit the market for £1.2m. But is this nature-covered property a dream home or a maintenance disaster?
Neighbours locked in petty parking war over driveway space
A petty parking dispute between neighbours has escalated into a full-blown feud, with one resident claiming they're 'locked in a war' over driveway space. The bizarre standoff has sparked debate online.
Neighbour's Hedge Too High? Know Your Rights
Discover your legal rights if a neighbour's hedge is causing disputes. Learn how to handle overgrown hedges, mediation options, and when to involve authorities.
Property twice London's size could transform UK housing
A colossal property development, spanning twice the area of London, could revolutionise the UK housing landscape. Experts weigh in on the potential impact.
Inheritance Tax: How It Affects Your Family
Discover how inheritance tax works in the UK, who needs to pay it, and strategies to legally reduce your family's tax burden.
Persimmon profits drop amid Bank of England rate hikes
Housebuilder Persimmon reports a sharp drop in profits amid rising mortgage costs and economic uncertainty, as the Bank of England tightens monetary policy.
Mum's fury over neighbour's 'childish' Christmas lights
A woman is left fuming after her neighbour's bizarre Christmas lights display sparks a festive feud, with flashing decorations pointed directly at her home.
Albanese under pressure as housing crisis worsens
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces mounting criticism as housing affordability reaches crisis levels, with experts warning of long-term economic consequences.
Driveway parking could mean £2,500 fine
Motorists parking on private driveways without permission could be hit with hefty fines or even court action under UK trespass laws. Experts warn against ignoring the risks.
Australian house prices to soar as rate hikes pause
The Reserve Bank of Australia hints at pausing interest rate rises, sparking predictions of a property market rebound. Experts weigh in on what this means for homeowners and buyers.
Australia's Family Home Tax Debate Heats Up
A heated debate is underway in Australia over whether the family home should be subject to taxation. Economists and policymakers clash over the potential impacts on housing affordability and wealth inequality.
Beachside home purchase becomes buyer's biggest regret
A homeowner shares their cautionary tale about buying a picturesque beachside property in Melbourne, revealing unexpected challenges and costly mistakes.
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