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Campaign launched to bring back community housing wardens

The issue will be debated in Bristol City Council

Bristol Post

Images show how Ashton market square could be transformed with £10m redevelopment

The outside stalls generate 'complaints related to intoxicated individuals consuming alcohol and other substances'

Manchester Evening News

London rental crisis: tenants who complain about disrepair almost twice as likely to be evicted

New research from Shelter has found that 81 per cent of private renters have had issues with their accommodation in the past year, but are afraid to raise complaints.

Evening Standard

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Care at home firm in Ayrshire now following 'safer recruitment practices' after recent criticism

Ayrshire Live previously told how TLC (Scotland) Housing Support Service, in the town's Main Street, employed some staff who had not been subjected to a reference check.

Daily Record

Prime Cardiff office building acquired in multi-million-pound deal

Park House has been acquired by Arasam.

Birmingham Post

Mortgage clinic: ‘Should I add my fiancé to my mortgage before we get married?’

Adding another party to a mortgage is logical for many but it can be a tricky arrangement with stamp duty to consider.

Evening Standard

Ten pretty, commuter cottages for £400,000 or less — all within easy reach of London

These characterful homes highlight the budget-hitting potential of life outside the capital — and all for less than the cost of an average London flat

Evening Standard

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Greens MLA calls on ACT government to regulate short-term accommodation market as rental crisis continues

The ACT Greens will bring forward a motion today in the Legislative Assembly, proposing a cap on the number of short-term rentals in Canberra.

ABC News

Can you protect your home against an intruder? The legal reality is 'a minefield'

If there's a stranger trying to break into your house, the intricacies of the law are probably the last thing on your mind. But any steps you take could throw you into a legal minefield.

ABC News

Council chief tells 'Redcatch Quarter' developers 7% affordable homes 'isn't good enough'

"The severity of the housing crisis in Bristol makes it difficult for me to support proposals"

Bristol Post

Quarter of renters do not ask for repairs due to fear of eviction, says Shelter

Rate of those who complained and were evicted was nearly three times that of those who had not complained, the charity’s polling suggested.

The Independent UK

Man who bid $190m for New York City’s iconic Flatiron Building has yet to pay

Jacob Garlick reportedly failed to make required deposit to close on historic New York City building

The Independent UK

Ari Rastegar Building His Real Estate Empire Around New Trends For The Average American

Ari Rastegar's real estate empire is keeping up with the trend for new construction, using what he learned in New York.

Zenger

Family faces eviction for withholding rent as 'damp' council home is 'falling to pieces'

Marie McManus has been living in the damp-ridden property in Brixton Hill, South London, for the past five years while Lambeth Council fix her family's other home

Daily Mirror

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ID, bank details, contact information at risk as cyber criminals hack PH Property Bendigo real estate agency

The small business says the hackers managed to get past tight password security and an in-house firewall to steal bank details and customer contact information.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court grapples with use of confession in joint trial

The Supreme Court is grappling with whether a man serving a life sentence for his role on an international “kill team” should get a new trial

Daily Record

Murdered woman found in Scots flat named as police probe continues

The body of 41-year-old Susan Turner was discovered at a flat in Ayr on Monday, March 27.

Bangkok Post

MQDC commits to go Nature Positive & Carbon Negative by 2050

MQDC has announced its mission to achieve “Nature Positive & Carbon Negative by 2050”, a key climate change goal under its founding commitment to develop projects and innovate to enhance the quality of life for all beings.

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Edinburgh Live

Midlothian couple who built sunroom could face court as council cracks down on planning breaches

Councillors were told enforcement notices were issued to home owners followed by £2,000 Fixed Penalty Notices but neither responded nor did they take action required

Daily Record

Falkirk plans to dispose of more than 130 council buildings to go ahead

The council is set to sell or transfer ownership of sports centres, community centres and public toilets, among other buildings, as it looks to cut costs.

Chronicle Live

Police cordon in Tynemouth linked to search for missing Blucher man Karl Pyle

Northumbria Police carried out a search at the Knott Memorial Flats in Tynemouth which is linked to missing man Karl Pyle

Daily Mirror

Brazen squatter made to flee Texas home with family after changing locks and faking lease

A squatter who occupied a propery in Houston, changed the locks and faked the lease, brazenly claimed she moved in legally with her kids - but has a history of evictions in other areas of Texas

Evening Standard

Military base plans for asylum seekers spark legal threats from local Tories

Home Office minister Robert Jenrick says migrants would be given ‘essential living needs and nothing more’ under hardline policy

The Guardian - UK

UK mortgage approvals rise for first time in six months

Collapse in demand for property may be bottoming out but no return to boom conditions, analysts say

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian developer to pay £1.3m towards new school spaces

Bellway Homes are planning 90 new homes in Elphinstone which were initially approved in December but conditions were considered this week after application was reviewed under new national guidelines

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