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Ana Walshe vanished on New Years. Now her fraudster husband is facing a murder charge. What happened?

A week after Massachusetts mother Ana Walshe vanished, her husband Brian was arrested for hindering the police investigation. Investigators discovered weapons and blood, and a troubling internet search history, and he has been charged with murder. Graeme Massie reports

The Independent UK

Dawn Homes to appeal against smelly Ayrshire farm ruling as house plans are refused

Councillors refused an application for 39 homes at Crosshouse over issues with 'unrepresentative' assessment of noise and smell from neighbouring farm.

Daily Record

Realty industry wants tax and policy related relaxations in upcoming budget 2023

NEW DELHI: With a view to sustain demand in the housing sector, the realty industry wants tax and policy related relaxations in the upcoming budget.

The Times of India

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New houses refused because bin men wouldn't be able to collect rubbish

Bin lorries might not have been able to navigate the narrow cul-de-sac

Daily Record

SNP MSPs criticise Scottish Government over second home tax rise proposal

Under draft Budget plans, the Government intend to increase the Additional Dwelling Supplement from 4 per cent to 6 per cent.

Daily Record

How to find a home to buy now: can you beat the property market downturn in 2023?

Buying agent Henry Pryor shares his expert tips on how to find your next home now.

Evening Standard

Activists occupy Glasgow high rises in bid to halt demolition plans

Protesters gathered outside the four high-rises in Maryhill to urge the landlord, Wheatley Homes, to reconsider its plans to pull down 600 flats.

Glasgow Live

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Plans to block streets with planters and bollards WON'T go ahead after backlash

Oldham council chiefs said it soon became clear that there was 'strong opposition' to the proposals

Manchester Evening News

George Santos scored donations from Russian oligarch’s cousin accused of being go-between in Stormy Daniels hush money deal

Controversial Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., reportedly scored big bucks donations from a New York real estate kingpin who is a cousin of a Russian oligarch and was once accused of being a go-between in the Stormy Daniels hush money deal.

Tribune News Service

What if every Floridian homeowner had Citizens Insurance?

Why not just expand state-run Citizens Property Insurance Corp. to cover all homeowners in Florida?

Tribune News Service

New social housing development complete amid growing waiting lists

The NSW government has announced the completion of a new social housing development at Waratah West, amid concern from some charitable organisations about growing waiting lists across the state.

Newcastle Herald

Terrified family scare off thieves in late-night attempted robbery at Scots home

The back door of the Yasin home was smashed at 8.15pm on Sunday January 15, waking them up and alerting the family before the thieves made off as police arrived.

Daily Record

Ivana Trump gifted former nanny $1m condo in her will, while Donald gets nothing

Her children Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Trump, Jr, to split other parts of estate, according to probate documents

The Independent UK

Anonymous social media post sparks Sydney subletting debate

As prospective tenants struggle to find rental accommodation in Sydney's white-hot market, an anonymous Facebook post sparks debate about what lengths tenants can go to in a bid to get by.

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Businessman who paid people to hang Paschal Donohoe election posters was later appointed to State body

The Public Expenditure Minister has insisted that he did not recommend Michael Stone for the position on the State body

Chronicle Live

Cramlington roadworks causing 'chaos' in town centre at peak times

A local councillor said the current arrangements 'simply don't work'

The Guardian - UK

Those on the left fell for the property dream too

Letters: It wasn’t just Tories who were too weak to resist the call of individualistic profit, says Angele David-Guillou. Plus letters from Geoffrey Payne and Stephen Hill

Edinburgh Live

Midlothian homeowner ordered to rip out new windows to get visit as part of appeal

Local MSP Colin Beattie is supporting the owner of the listed building saying her actions helped tenants at a time of the cost of living crisis and energy emergency

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Daily Record

Housing estate gets green light despite fierce opposition from locals

West Lothian Council's Planning Committee threw out the proposal by Hallam Land Management - but the Scottish Government has backed it

Wales Online

Owners of second homes and long-term empty properties in Cardiff could pay up to double council tax

Council tax records show there are currently more than 3,200 second homes in the city

Evening Standard

London office sales drop, but investors ready for deals

Just £3.4 billion was spent on central London offices in the six months to December, marking a big fall from the first half of 202 2

Dublin Live

One in four construction jobs vacant with most in-demand positions listed

An employment watchdog revealed the most in demand jobs for 2023

Nottingham Post

Anger at 'appalling' new build estate in Wollaton that has been unfinished for years

Work on the Martin’s Reach estate, off Russell Drive in Wollaton, began in 2019 and residents began to move in to the new properties, which cost upwards of £500,000, around a year later.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian farmland set to become housing development despite concerns

90 new homes will be built on open farmland outside East Calder after councillors rejected the proposals for their threat to an already creaking infrastructure

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: Inaction on decaying buildings is a dereliction of duty

Everywhere you look, they’re there - and did you know each and every one of them is storing carbon in their roof beams, bricks and mortar?

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