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People living in blocks of flats in Brixton, south London, have complained of mould which is so intense it drips from the ceilings of their homes and ruins their furniture

The three-bed semi-detached property in Northfield, Birmingham, boasts plenty of space, as well as a large wrap-around garden - but it's so mouldy buyers can't go inside

A man has been left fuming at his 'entitled' neighbor who parks his 14 cars right outside his house. He claims his neighbor uses their street as his "personal garage", using up all the available space for his old vehicles

Geraldine Glanville, 67, is locked in a bitter war of words with the landlord over the safe return of her mum's ashes amid a fierce dispute over a £300 cleaning bill

The analysis, conducted by Goodlord, showed that the lowest rents can be found immediately after Christmas, in January and February whilst the highest costs are typically found in late summer and early autumn

Stewart Milne Group Limited fell into administration yesterday, a blow which has seen the loss of more than 200 jobs and put hundreds more in the supply chain at huge risk

Lucy Peck was criticised after she transformed her period property into what critics describe as a "chav" home - with the traditional look replaced with a massive extension, swimming pool and triple garage

Local Housing Allowance rates are used to calculate Universal Credit and Housing Benefit payments for tenants renting from private landlords - the level of support is based on the area where the person lives and the size of their household

The Housing Secretary Michael Gove said the law will force landlords to fix homes 'within strict new time limits and take immediate action to tackle dangerous damp and mould to help prevent future tragedies'

Pest control boss Sean Whelan, managing director of HPC247 Whelan Pest Prevention, has recalled some of the very worst horror stories from his job including pests invading some people's beds as they slept

In the advertisement, the property is a double studio, however there is a bed in the kitchen, and a bathroom where the sink is situated over the toilet - so calling it a double feels misleading

The poll, run by scathing town review site iLiveHere.com, is scouring the UK looking for the worst place to live - with 153 British towns and cities currently on the shortlist

The data was publsihed after travel experts at FlightsFinder.com have analysed the fifteen busiest airports in the UK to find out who charges their customers high prices and which have kept their costs low

Real estate agents didn't hold back when they put the home in Victoria, Australia, on the market with the shocking images - the descrption read 'what you see is what you get'

People living in the Bristol City Council over-60s community at Walwyn Gardens say their home has been “trashed” while the whole process has “induced depression and anxiety”

According to the financial information website Moneyfacts.com, as of today the average two-year fixed rate mortgage is sat at 5.83% - down from the average of 5.87% yesterday

NatWest's Sir Howard Davies, was asked by BBC Radio 4's Today programme when it would be easier for people in the UK to get on the property ladder and in response he said: "I don't think it is that difficult"

The tornado reached excessive winds of 160mph and was the strongest to hit the UK in almost two decades, ensuring havoc on almost 100 homes in the Stalybridge region

The couple say when they realised the fence was on their land they wrote a letter of complaint and when that didn't work they took matters into their own hands

The sign for Slag Lane in Westbury, Wiltshire was spotted on its side on Google Maps in 2016 and had mysteriously disappeared two years later amid a local debate over the 'rude' name

Shildon is located a mere thirteen miles from Durham and close to Middlesborough, and it features green spaces and easy access to lots of urban areas

Brutalised residents of a housing estate in London have blasted the shocking conditions they are being forced to endure with major criminality prevalent and many living in fear of their lives

Ron's family had no idea what their creative homeowner had done to decorate the interior of his rented ground-floor property in Oxton Village until it was too late

As the cold weather batters Britain, drivers could be making an easy mistake while trying to stay warm behind the wheel - and it could result in a hefty £5,000 fine

A survey by Warm This Winter found that almost a third of people in Britain were living in homes riddled with mould or damp with conditions posing a major risk to their health