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Mum and daughter face homelessness after death of landlord

A GOUROCK mum told today how she and her young daughter are facing imminent homelessness following the death of her landlord — amid a mystery over…

The National (Scotland)

Rising rents pushed these first-time Latino homebuyers to take the plunge

Despite high mortgage rates and a dearth of affordable starter houses, these families saw the upside of making the investment now.

Chicago Sun-Times

Lalu Prasad's MP daughter Misa Bharti questioned by ED in railways land-for-jobs money laundering case

NEW DELHI: RJD Rajya Sabha MP and party chief Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Misa Bharti was questioned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in Delhi on Saturday in the railways land-for-jobs linked money laundering case, officials said.

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Labour rejects Fine Gael claim it has objected to nearly 11,000 Dublin homes

In a statement from Fine Gael TD Richard Bruton, it was suggested that the Labour Party had objected to nearly 11,000 homes in the Dublin City Council area since 2020

Irish Mirror

‘No risk’ for King Charles despite France retirement protests, Bordeaux mayor says

Town hall’s historic entrance was set alight on Thursday evening as French protests over retirement age continue

The Independent UK

Harry and Meghan Frogmore eviction ‘just the start’ of King Charles’ plans to slim down monarchy

The monarch reportedly plans to eventually end subsidised rents for the royal family

The Independent UK

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Frogmore Cottage eviction was ‘just the start’ of King Charles III’s ‘five-year’ plan to slim down the monarchy, claims senior source

"The King is not some sort of housing association for distant relatives"

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Leo Varadkar expecting 'very small' number of evictions following end of measures

He was speaking ahead of a crunch motion of no confidence in the Government next week after its decision to lift the winter eviction ban

Dublin Live

Mystery surrounds boutique hotel that was planned to be used as homeless hostel as eviction ban ends

The Peter McVerry Trust was granted planning permission to provide 'short-term accommodation' by Dublin City Council

Dublin Live

Families 'slowly pushed out' of area where homes are £4,000 a month

One mum described her heartache at having to leave the home where she lives with her eight children

Liverpool Echo

Name discrimination still 'prevalent' in Australia, says race discrimination commissioner

Imanina Syasya Binte Muhammad Tani believes her family struggled to find a rental property in Adelaide, not just because of the tight market, but because of their name.

ABC News

New flats planned in Renfrew as old training centre site eyed for makeover

A combination of one and two-bedroom properties and eight private parking spaces have been proposed.

Daily Record

Fortune of property mogul Ali Sultan awarded to all three children after two disinherited in struck-out 'will'

A lengthy legal battle over the estate of a wealthy Hobart property developer has resulted in his fortune being distributed to his three adult children — two of whom he had, at one stage, sought to disinherit.

ABC News

Glasgow looking to raise tax on empty buildings to help fund services

The council is exploring raising it's rates for empty non domestic properties as looks to balance the books

Glasgow Live

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Peter Tábori obituary

Architect whose low-rise, high-density social housing offered a popular alternative to tower blocks

Manchester Evening News

Victory in bid to save Salford golf course for city council and campaigners

Plans had been put forward to turn the course into a housing estate

Birmingham Post

People on the move: North East appointments and promotions of the week

Firms featured in this week's roundup include The Banks Group, Chameleon Business Interiors and Major Family Law

Manchester Evening News

Vacant land in Leigh to be transformed into affordable homes

Just half a mile from Leigh town centre, the land that was once an ATS tyre service depot and workshop will become a living space that is affordable

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow projects share in £6 million funding boost to help communities

Successful projects will see asylum seekers living in poverty getting support and a community centre re-opened

The Week

How to choose the best estate agent to sell your home

Selling your home is likely to be your most expensive financial transaction, and possibly your most stressful one, too. Choosing the best estate agent to help can avoid extra burdens.

Chronicle Live

Redevelopment of Georgian townhouse and Victorian school building approved for second time

The plans were reviewed after being approved in January

The Guardian - AU

Australian banks predict another interest rate rise despite hopeful investor outlook

Big four banks believe RBA will lift cash rate by at least another 25 basis points though many predict rises are close to a peak

The Guardian - AU

The NSW government lauds paramedics as heroes but treats us like triple zeros

Paramedics are at the forefront of a struggling health system, but we don’t need a pat on the back – we need a pay rise

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach says it is 'not possible' to put number on upcoming evictions after ban lifted

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar argued that there was a difference between a court ordered eviction and a notice to quit as the Government faces a motion of no confidence over the eviction ban.

Irish Mirror

Father facing eviction slates Tánaiste's St Patrick's Day €500,000 GAA 'photo op'

Tánaiste Micheál Martin announced in New York last week that the Irish Government was donating €500,000 for the redevelopment of Gaelic Park in New York, just a week after it was confirmed the eviction ban would end.

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