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Nathaniel Finlay and his partner Natalie Riley have been living in the property near Salford, Greater Manchester, with their son, aged four, and seven-year-old daughter

Scotland will have its first ban on pavement parking put in place in 2024, as Edinburgh council decided to crackdown on what many see as ‘nuisance’ parking. Now, other Scottish councils may follow suit

Ellen Ballantyne, 67, wants to lay decking and have an outdoor seating area at her home in Greenock, Renfrewshire, but she is in huge dispute with Openreach over masts

A house in southwest London is on the market for nearly £700,000 - but due to its run-down state, only cash buyers can get it as it would not be eligible for a mortgage

Charlie Temple, 31, was desperately searching for a short term rental in London as he only had four weeks left until his lease was ending

At the State Opening of Parliament, King Charles announced that the Renters' Reform Bill would be carried through Parliament ahead of the next year's general election - but the bill has been significantly watered down compared to its original form

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill will mean that, other than in exceptional circumstances, new houses in England and Wales will be freehold - but not new flats

Residents living in Coed Darcy, Wales, say they have been waiting over a decade to see amenities including shops and parking constructed in their area - they are unable to walk to reach vital services

A woman has taken to social media to ask for advice after discovering a secret room in her house with child-like drawings plastered all over the walls on the inside

All of these 250 places, largely outside of Greater London, offer fresh ideas for anyone looking to move home and explore new pastures in 2024, as experts commend their location, amenities and other prospects

With stunning views, internet, electricity and luxurious amenities , this island in the Caribbean Sea could be yours for less than the cost of an average London flat

Alan Mathews, who served in the British Army across the world is living in a flat ridden with damage, damp and mould due to flood and problems with neighbouring properties

South Shields resident Elizabeth Grey has delayed the construction of a phone mast by parking her car over its intended site in protest - but works are expected to restart

A mum has been left without a home after damp and asbestos were found in her rented property. Sian Rigby vacated her property in June due to the unliveable conditions

House prices in Wapping, London, sold for an average of £803,316 each in the 12 months ending September - a drop of 13.11% from the year to August when they sold for an average of £924,533

If you have a health condition that affects your walking ability, or a hidden illness such as dementia, autism or Parkinson's Disease, you may be able to get a Blue Badge to help you park closer

Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act reveal a 'disturbing postcode lottery' in responses to grade two priority crimes - which include burglaries, missing persons and domestic incidents

Located in Harlech, north Wales, a curious Grade II cottage "Bryn Tirion" has views over the town's famous castle and medieval tower, Cardigan Bay and Snowdonia Mountain Range

The 'unusual and quirky' £30,000 cottage overlooks a famous Welsh castle and dates back to 1841, making it a perfect holiday let - but the buyer will need to do plenty of work

Rayanne Turay was rushed to hospital and began to suffer from organ failure after being bitten by the bug, and now she feels paranoid about falling ill again if she was to return

Karolina Osinska claims the council property in Aberdeen was already damp when she and her family arrived and has complained to Aberdeen City Council about the matter

Hugh King's home in Whitecraigs, Glasgow, went on the market last week after he was taken to court by his nephew Billy King Jr, who lent him more than £400,000 four years ago

WARNING, DISTRESSING IMAGES: A Lanarkshire woman says she 'living in hell' after her new home was plagued by black mould. The state of the property has taken a toll on her mentally and physically

Many people are unaware that they are flouting lesser-known rules relating to the home which could cost them a fortune in fines and in some cases leave them facing a prison sentence

Northstowe, in Cambridgeshire, is England's biggest new town and already has a booming population of 26,000 people - but it doesn't even have a GP surgery