All news on the topic: Housing

There are fears Hastings Borough Council could face bankruptcy due to a high number of families in need of a home - as a big part of the council's budget is being used housing residents

Susan Hodgson was 'in shock' after she returned from vacation to find her longtime family home was demolished whilst she was away - the builders have reportedly admitted to wrecking the wrong home

Streatley is a beautiful village on the Thames with an historical church where Lewis Carroll once preached - but for those considering the almost £1 million price tag for a home, there’s a large catch…

People have been left gobsmacked after discovering how wallpaper is actually made, with many social media users admitting to have never thought about it in detail before

The average household in Clapham Common, south London, earned £108,100 in the financial year ending 2020, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics

Gareth Butterfield spends seven days in the new version of a car he often dubs the best in the world - has the new version done enough to retain his title?

The neighbour sparked a debate after she admitted she was embarrassed that she couldn't afford to pay for her half of the fence, but many TikTok users told her she shouldn't have to

A South London mum says her Sydenham flat is so grim she fears for her young son's life with 'disgustingly humid' conditions and rats running around on the floor

Neighbours complained to police about the soundtrack from hardcore films being played through a loudspeaker in his garden - and said the man had also sent 'sickening messages' to locals

A group of 30 charities warned Rishi Sunak that delay to progress of the Renters Reform Bill 'causes more avoidable hardship and suffering, and with it, greater cost to the taxpayer'

A garage on a road that shares the name with one of the most popular streets in Britain has been sold at auction for £14,250 after attracting 60 bids from eight different people

To help Brits spot bedbugs early on, Pest World explained the five unusual hiding places for these insects including purses, stuffed animals and fluorescent light bulbs

The noisy building work is causing villagers in Bodmin, Cornwall to lose sleep and their privacy - but residents say they can't sell their homes because of the work, leaving them 'trapped'

As the weather gets colder, Dr Neel Patel has shared some tips to manage common conditions such as asthma, headaches and allergies, which can worsen when you turn on the heating

The property has been empty and abandoned since the 1980s and has no fitted bathrooms, kitchen, windows, electricity, or running water

Simon Williams scooped the latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw - a beautifully renovated cottage in Devon - but nearly missed out as he thought about ignoring his phone

Would-be tenants at the pokey £1,600-a-month studio flat have been asked to water all of the tenant's 24 pot plants - and will have to sleep on a bunk bed above their desk

Sarah-Jane Thomson says she is living with sewage coming into her bath and sinks and bugs crawling from the walls of her council flat for two years

Cheng-Jen Ku quit the property in plush South Kensington, London, because he was fed up with "too strict" house rules imposed by his multimillionaire aunt and uncle

Homes which are numbered 13 have the lowest average value out of analysis of properties numbered from one to 100, according to Rightmove

Annual revenues from council parking operations in England have reached nearly £1 billion, new figures show.

Gail Roberts, 64, has been locked in a stalemate with National Highways over the sale of her house on the Queensway service road next to Markeaton Island for years

The Labour leader shrugged off the bizarre glitter attack, which led to a 28-year-old man being arrested. Following the drama he outlined plans for a "decade of national renewal"

Dusty Reichert, 19, came across an abandoned family house in the southern side of Minnesota when travelling around his home state - and has shared his discovery on social media

Glenda Winter, 82, fundraised to buy a defibrillator for her Bield sheltered living block in Duns, Scotland, but was gobsmacked when she was charged a whopping amount for VAT